• Essays

    The Hardboiled Crime Fiction
    of Central Asia

    Crime and the 'City' Visits a Land of Oil and Organized Crime

    July 24, 2018  By Paul French
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    A Brief History of Cryptography in Crime Fiction

    Biblical Codes, Holmesian Ciphers, and Poe's Encryptions

    July 23, 2018  By Gray Basnight
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    The Politics of Sherlock

    Sherlock Holmes Is a Feminist Who Bites His Thumb At Aristocrats

    July 23, 2018  By Lyndsay Faye
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    Nathan Ripley's
    Small-Town Noir

    Naben Ruthnum, aka Nathan Ripley, On Serial Killers, Small Town Canada, and Curry Recipes

    July 19, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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    How to Write Like Chandler Without Becoming a Cliche

    Tips for Aspiring Crime Writers Enthralled by the Classics

    July 18, 2018  By Owen Hill
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    The World of Raymond Chandler
    and 'The Big Sleep'

    How Chandler Reinvented Himself and the Crime Novel

    July 16, 2018  By Owen Hill, Pamela Jackson, and Anthony Rizzuto
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    Obsession, Identity, and the New Thriller

    A New Wave of Thrillers Redefines Women's Roles and Desires

    July 13, 2018  By Alice Bolin
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    The Disappearing Newsroom

    Wallace Stroby on Copy Boys, Night Shifts, and the End of an Era

    July 12, 2018  By Wallace Stroby
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    Imposters and the Cult of Romanov Survival

    How Anna Anderson Duped The World, And What It Means In A New Age of Imposters

    July 10, 2018  By C. W. Gortner
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    Are Serial Killers Born Bad or Man-Made Monsters?

    Ellison Cooper on the History & Neurology of Psychopathic Killers

    July 9, 2018  By Ellison Cooper
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