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The Philosopher and the Detectives: Ludwig Wittgenstein's Enduring Passion for Hardboiled Fiction

Wittgenstein spent his life investigating the mysteries of language. His inspiration came from pulp magazines.

A Brief History of the Juvenile Mysteries You Checked Out of the Library Eight at a Time

How young sleuths like Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys became literary icons for generations.

Ruth Ware on Locked Room Mysteries, Ski Chalets, and the Evolution of Voyeurism

The author discusses her signature blend of mystery and psychological suspense.

Ten American Masterpieces That Are Actually Crime Fiction

At the heart of nearly every great novel, there is a crime.

Ten Golden Age Detective Novelists Who Deserve to Be Better Known

Celebrating the Unsung Maestros of British Mystery Fiction

Five Debut Novels You Should Read in September

The month's best debuts in crime, mystery, and thrillers

White Collar: The Fun, Nonsense Con Artist Show You Need in Your Life Right Now

It might be time to escape into a world of cons, heists, scams, and a very attractive dream of New York.

In Which My Memory Is Rendered Real

Debora Harding was the victim of a terrible crime as a child. As an adult, she began to reconstruct the details of her trauma.

Miller's Crossing, 30 Years Later: Revisiting the Coen Bros' Gay Irish Gangster Epic

'Miller's Crossing' has always been a Coen outlier. It's easier to see why, and to appreciate its genius, three decades later.

The Art of Disappearing

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But it's hard to vanish in the modern world.

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Wittgenstein spent his life investigating the mysteries of language. His inspiration came from pulp magazines.

How young sleuths like Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys became literary icons for generations.

The author discusses her signature blend of mystery and psychological suspense.

At the heart of nearly every great novel, there is a crime.

Celebrating the Unsung Maestros of British Mystery Fiction

The month's best debuts in crime, mystery, and thrillers

It might be time to escape into a world of cons, heists, scams, and a very attractive dream of New York.

Debora Harding was the victim of a terrible crime as a child. As an adult, she began to reconstruct the details of her trauma.

'Miller's Crossing' has always been a Coen outlier. It's easier to see why, and to appreciate its genius, three decades later.

It’s not illegal to disappear. But it's hard to vanish in the modern world.

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It’s not illegal to disappear.
But it's hard to vanish in the modern world.