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    Today's Crime Podcasts Are Documentaries, Evolved

    Today's Crime Podcasts Are Documentaries, Evolved

    New Forms for the Most Extreme Human Experiences

    By Gregory Rossi | June 27, 2018

    Crime and the City: Manchester

    Crime and the City: Manchester

    In England's Industrial North, a Thriving Noir Tradition Grows

    By Paul French | June 26, 2018

    Arthur Conan Doyle and the Scottish Dreyfus Affair

    Arthur Conan Doyle and the Scottish Dreyfus Affair

    How Conan Doyle Helped Exonerate an Immigrant Everyman, And Why His Story Matters Now, More than Ever

    By Margalit Fox | June 26, 2018

    Why is Sex So Much Harder To<br> Write Than Violence?

    Why is Sex So Much Harder To
    Write Than Violence?

    "Believe me, you need to be thick-skinned to write about sex."

    By Amanda Robson | June 25, 2018

    It's Time to Look at the Vampire Novel as a Legal Thriller

    It's Time to Look at the Vampire Novel as a Legal Thriller

    From Defending Persecuted Groups to Writing a Vampire Novel

    By Raymond A. Villareal | June 22, 2018

    Children Who Kill: The Most Unsettling Story of All

    Children Who Kill: The Most Unsettling Story of All

    Crime Writing's Most Disquieting Mystery

    By Nina Laurin | June 21, 2018

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    • Paradise Burns
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    • Hanging and Burning: A King Oliver Novel
    • Our Arab: On Longing, Belonging, and Hope
    • The Turning of Sally-Mae

    We Are All Spies

    By Lisa Levy | June 21, 2018

    Teaching Children to Love Mystery, One Comic At a Time

    By Edgar Cantero | June 20, 2018

    Crime Fiction's Best (And Worst) Meals

    By Martin Walker | June 18, 2018

    Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

    Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

    How Forensic Science, Jack the Ripper, and MacBeth
    Influenced Stoker's Masterpiece

    By Oscar De Muriel | June 15, 2018

    Anthony Bourdain's Love Affair <br>with Crime Fiction

    Anthony Bourdain's Love Affair
    with Crime Fiction

    Bourdain Filled His Life and His Art with Noir

    By Thomas Wickersham | June 14, 2018

    The Gothic Horrors <br>of 1980s Ireland

    The Gothic Horrors
    of 1980s Ireland

    The Crimes and Hypocrisies that Inspired a Generation of Women

    By Liz Nugent | June 13, 2018

    Historical Crime Fiction is More Than an Escape

    Historical Crime Fiction is More Than an Escape

    "Entertainments, with a Razor's Edge of Reality"

    By Laurie R. King | June 12, 2018

    Subverting the Male Gaze in <em>Killing Eve</em>

    Subverting the Male Gaze in Killing Eve

    On the Power of Women to Observe Each Other

    By Mimi Wong | June 8, 2018

    A Baroque Painter’s Feminist Rage (and Blood Spatter)

    A Baroque Painter’s Feminist Rage (and Blood Spatter)

    The Transcendent Violence of Artemisia Gentileschi

    By Maria Hummel | June 7, 2018

    Queer Friendship and the Psychological Thriller

    Queer Friendship and the Psychological Thriller

    Desire, Identity, and Violence in Classic Thrillers

    By Tara Isabella Burton | June 6, 2018

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