The Most Notorious Brain <br>in the Annals of Crime

The Most Notorious Brain
in the Annals of Crime

The Story of Edward Rulloff: Serial Killer, Genius, Specimen

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The Drowning of Holly Roth

The Drowning of Holly Roth

50 Years Later, a Spy Novelist's Death Is Still a Mystery

By Sarah Weinman | May 17, 2018

Elmore Leonard's Gritty Westerns

Elmore Leonard's Gritty Westerns

Before Crime, Elmore Leonard Mastered the Western

By Nathan Ward | May 16, 2018

Crime on the High Seas

Crime on the High Seas

An Author Explores How Crime Thrives on the World's Oceans

By Owen Laukkanen | May 16, 2018

The Big Sleep Test

The Big Sleep Test

A Rare Book Dealer’s Love-Hate Relationship with Chandler’s Booksellers

By Rebecca Romney | May 15, 2018

How Crime Writing Is Like Music

How Crime Writing Is Like Music

A Musician's Secrets for Writing a Lyrical, Rhythmic Crime Novel

By Emma Viskic | May 14, 2018

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Why Jean-Patrick Manchette Abandoned the Crime Novel

Why Jean-Patrick Manchette Abandoned the Crime Novel

And Why Spy Noir Was His Great Hope. The Author's Son Charts His Literary Journey.

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Bangkok's Expat Crime Fiction Scene Is Booming

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Agatha Christie, Travel Writer

Agatha Christie, Travel Writer

Lessons Learned from the Queen of Crime's Travel Writing

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The Fall of the Confidence Man

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By Naomi Shavin | May 2, 2018

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