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    A Crime Writer Confronts the Reality of Death

    "I have a weak stomach for death. That’s partly why I write murder mysteries."

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    The Most Glamorous Gang in London History

    On "Alice Diamond, Queen of Thieves, and her ‘girls’ from The Forty Thieves, who pilfered their way to notoriety in the first half of the twentieth century."

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    Crime and the City: Karachi

    Pakistan's most populated city has a big tradition of books that explore crime and corruption.

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    A Murder on the Margins, and a Death That Would Haunt One Writer for Years to Come

    Gwen Florio on a tragedy played out in Missoula's transient community and an imbalanced legal system.

    January 3, 2023  By Gwen Florio
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    Maligned in the Media Due to the Actions of Men

    "[T]hey may not all be perfect victims, but I do believe that they were overly-demonized by the public and media alike"

    January 3, 2023  By Flora Collins
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    It’s a Wonderful Noir: Exploring the Seedy Underbelly of a Christmas Classic

    The quintessential Christmas movie is also a reverse noir.

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    A Survey of Hitchcock Films Not Directed by Alfred Hitchcock

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    Authors Who Write Outstanding Mystery Series and Stellar Standalones

    Books are an invitation to a world of stories.

    December 19, 2022  By Alicia Beckman
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    10 Things Crime Writers Should Know About Guns

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    December 16, 2022  By Josh Haven
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    On Choosing our #MeToo Heroes: Journalists or Survivors?

    "[A]re journalists the most apt heroes in unravelling the thorny issues of a #MeToo mystery?  Or is it time that we move to a survivor-centered narrative?"

    December 15, 2022  By Winnie M. Li
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