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From Yoga Teacher to <br>Cult Leader

From Yoga Teacher to
Cult Leader

Early Days in A Woman-Led Australian Cult

By Chris Johnston and Rosie Jones | April 23, 2018

Growing Up with Stories That Would Become 'Downton Abbey'

Growing Up with Stories That Would Become 'Downton Abbey'

Jessica Fellowes on the Details of History That Live Between Dates

By Jessica Fellowes | April 23, 2018

Towards a History of Mediterranean Noir

Towards a History of Mediterranean Noir

3,000 Years of Sunbaked Noir, from Cain to Camus to Khadra

By Sandro Ferri | April 20, 2018

The Truth About My <br>Parents' Deaths

The Truth About My
Parents' Deaths

How a Family Memoir Became a True Crime Investigation

By Anya Yurchyshyn | April 20, 2018

Cults: The One Thing <br> I Will Never Write About

Cults: The One Thing
I Will Never Write About

Hannah Mary McKinnon on Losing a Friend to Murder in a Cult's Mass Murder-Suicide

By Hannah Mary McKinnon | April 19, 2018

Missing Girls: Our Deepest<br> Fears Drive Our Reading

Missing Girls: Our Deepest
Fears Drive Our Reading

7 Modern Classics of a Timeless, Tragic Story

By Lisa Jewell | April 18, 2018

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

What if Sherlock Holmes Was Wrong About Everything?

By Noah Berlatsky | April 18, 2018

The Woman Who Cleans Up After Death

By Sarah Krasnostein | April 17, 2018

Crime Fiction in
the Time of Trump

By Brad Parks | April 17, 2018

Searching for a Soul Mate (Must Love Sherlock Holmes)

Searching for a Soul Mate (Must Love Sherlock Holmes)

When Romantic Partners Fall Short of Literary Obsessions

By Iris Martin Cohen | April 16, 2018

The Body and the Library

The Body and the Library

A Library. A Woman Murdered. And the Unanswered Questions.

By Shelley Puhak | April 13, 2018

Crafting the Perfect Setting<br> for Noir

Crafting the Perfect Setting
for Noir

Brendan Duffy on Atmospheric Settings and the Texture of Reality

By Brendan Duffy | April 13, 2018

In Tehran, Noir Is a<br> Political Act

In Tehran, Noir Is a
Political Act

Writing Crime Fiction in Post Revolution Iran

By Salar Abdoh | April 12, 2018

How to Reinvent Yourself<br> as a Thriller Writer

How to Reinvent Yourself
as a Thriller Writer

Nina Sadowsky on Artistic Reinvention and Her Many Careers

By Nina Sadowsky | April 12, 2018

The Grim, Potent World<br> of David Peace

The Grim, Potent World
of David Peace

Like Ellroy, Peace Is Writing Irresistible Alternative Histories

By Adrian McKinty | April 11, 2018

How Wyatt Earp Went from Lawman to Legend

How Wyatt Earp Went from Lawman to Legend

The Dime Novels and Movies That Created an Old West Icon

By Tom Clavin | April 10, 2018

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