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    Why Isn't There More Crime <br>Fiction from The Bronx?

    Why Isn't There More Crime
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    Angel Luis Colón on Searching for Noir from His Home Borough

    By Angel Luis Colón | October 5, 2018

    We Need More Problematic Women in Crime Fiction

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    On Identity, Secrets, and the Hope for One More Novel

    By Val McDermid | October 3, 2018

    The Art of the Painstaking Sherlock Recreation

    The Art of the Painstaking Sherlock Recreation

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    Publishing Anthony Bourdain's Last Book

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    The Great Depression Was About More Than Soup Lines

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    The Dystopian Realities of The Feminist Thriller

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    A Thriller Author Is Always Looking for the Next Big Threat

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    The Crime Fiction of Marseille

    The Crime Fiction of Marseille

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    The Murderous Playwrights of <br>Elizabethan England

    The Murderous Playwrights of
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