• Essays

    Why Agatha Christie Is
    Still the Queen of Crime

    The Deeply Human Puzzles of Mystery's Famous Master

    March 14, 2018  By Laura Thompson
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    The Internet’s Erzsébet Báthory Obsession

    Why Communities Stay Faithful to a 17th Century Female Serial Killer

    March 14, 2018  By Tori Telfer
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    America’s First Opioid Epidemic

    The Long, Sordid History of Heroin, the Original Wonder Drug

    March 13, 2018  By Lawrence Goldstone
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    When Memories Betray Us

    Lexie Elliott Reckons with Conflicting Stories and Fading Memories

    March 13, 2018  By Lexie Elliott
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    The Fugitive Life of Airline Employees

    Chris Bohjalian on the Fantasy of Escape at 35,000 Feet

    March 13, 2018  By Chris Bohjalian
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    Face to Face with the Colombian Paras

    Tracking the Rise of Colombia's Cocaine Smuggling Paramilitaries

    March 12, 2018  By Maria McFarland Sanchez-Moreno
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    Mickey Spillane Turns 100

    Max Allan Collins on Sex, Violence, and Mike Hammer

    March 9, 2018  By Max Allan Collins
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    Weimar Germany: How Democracy Dies

    The Babylon Berlin Author Exposes Threats to Democracy, Then and Now

    March 9, 2018  By Volker Kutscher
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    Let’s Make a Bechdel Test for Crime Fiction

    Can a troubled genre raise the bar for feminism?

    March 8, 2018  By Molly Odintz
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    Val McDermid on the Remarkable Rise of Tartan Noir

    The Birth and Boom of Scottish Crime Fiction

    March 8, 2018  By Val McDermid
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