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    The Workplace Thriller (Yes, Your Office Is a Nest of Vipers)

    The Workplace Thriller (Yes, Your Office Is a Nest of Vipers)

    Channel Your Career Anxiety into These 8 Thrillers

    By Michelle Frances | February 5, 2019

    The Plight of the Unwitting Witness

    The Plight of the Unwitting Witness

    Thrillers Powered by Accidental Witnesses and Bystanders

    By Jessica Strawser | February 5, 2019

    Crime and the City: Chinatowns

    Crime and the City: Chinatowns

    A Brief History of Crime and Mystery in the World's Chinatotowns

    By Paul French | February 4, 2019

    Is Fictionalizing Crimes Inherently Exploitative?

    Is Fictionalizing Crimes Inherently Exploitative?

    When Writing The Fiction Of Violence, There Are No Easy Answers

    By Katrin Schumann | February 4, 2019

    Robert McGinnis: A Life in Paperback Art

    Robert McGinnis: A Life in Paperback Art

    93 Years & Thousands of Paintings from a "Pop Culture Rembrandt"

    By J. Kingston Pierce | February 1, 2019

    Looking Back at the Seminal Scandinavian Crime Heroines

    Looking Back at the Seminal Scandinavian Crime Heroines

    Can We Still Think of Them as Feminists?

    By Julia Ingalls | February 1, 2019

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    Why Spiral Doesn't Deserve To Be Compared to The Wire

    Why Spiral Doesn't Deserve To Be Compared to The Wire

    On the Casual Racism and Muddled Politics of the French Crime TV Hit

    By Radha Vatsal | January 25, 2019

    The Evolution of Harry Bosch

    The Evolution of Harry Bosch

    How Michael Connelly's Bosch and L.A. Have Changed Together

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    The Crime Fiction of New Orleans

    The Crime Fiction of New Orleans

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    The Greatest Sideshow Cons and Gaffs Ever Imagined

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    Nicholas Blake: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    Nicholas Blake: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

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    How A British Bookseller Fell in Love with American Noir

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    My Violent Friend: Growing Up With The Psychopath Next Door

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