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    The Quiet Horrors of Reading Liane Moriarty in the Suburbs

    The Quiet Horrors of Reading Liane Moriarty in the Suburbs

    Good neighbors, pretty lawns, but what's really going on in suburbia?

    By Brenna Ehrlich | October 18, 2019

    All the Weird/Spooky Things We Like to Read, Watch, and Think About, But Only in October

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    Can Everyone Stop Slagging Off Brighton, Already?

    Can Everyone Stop Slagging Off Brighton, Already?

    In defense of the once-seedy, now-sparkling crime fiction mecca.

    By Lynne Truss | October 16, 2019

    Did <em>Hill Street Blues</em> Rip Off Ed McBain's 87th Precinct Series?

    Did Hill Street Blues Rip Off Ed McBain's 87th Precinct Series?

    A tragicomic tale of stolen set-ups, threatened lawsuits, bruised egos, stalled adaptations, and besieged productions.

    By Paul Abbott | October 15, 2019

    Dorothy L. Sayers: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics

    Dorothy L. Sayers: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics

    Lord Peter Wimsey, Harriet Vane, and a Queen of Crime

    By Neil Nyren | October 11, 2019

    Bickle’s Lament: The Cinematic Lineage of the Angry White Loner

    Bickle’s Lament: The Cinematic Lineage of the Angry White Loner

    Why generations of filmmakers can't seem to quit a troubled figure.

    By Zach Vasquez | October 11, 2019

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    Who's Missing from the Michelle Carter Documentary? Michelle Carter Herself.

    Who's Missing from the Michelle Carter Documentary? Michelle Carter Herself.

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    From Boston To Cape Cod and Back Again—In Crime Fiction

    From Boston To Cape Cod and Back Again—In Crime Fiction

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    The 5 Essential Elements of Unforgettable Crime Thrillers

    The 5 Essential Elements of Unforgettable Crime Thrillers

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    Martin Scorsese’s Gangland Sagas and the Dream of Upward Social Mobility

    Martin Scorsese’s Gangland Sagas and the Dream of Upward Social Mobility

    For decades, the director has been charting a dark, debauched journey up the criminal ladder.

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