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Mackenzie Reed: From Writing Songs to Writing Novels
"Songwriting laid the foundation for me to know how to tell stories."
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Mackenzie Reed
| January 10, 2025
A Small Town In Georgia, A Shocking Murder, and a Well-Liked Killer
P.J. Nelson looks back on the mid-century crimes of Anjette Lyles, who poisoned her loved ones for the insurance money
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P.J. Nelson
| January 10, 2025
The Hidden History of Queer 18th Century London
On the Georgian Era's 'Molly houses', meant to be safe spaces for gay men, but often enough a target for raids and blackmail
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A.J. West
| January 9, 2025
Alafair Burke: How Social Media Helped Me Be the Real Me
"I was still the same person, and yet, at almost forty years old, I felt for the first time like I had finally found my personality."
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Alafair Burke
| January 8, 2025
Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)
On interpretation, familiarity, and the rich potential waiting in the wings.
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Isa Arsén
| January 7, 2025
Thrillers in the Time of Smartphones
"Why does it make a plot feel realistic when our favorite conveniences work against us?"
By
Daniel Kenitz
| January 7, 2025
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| January 6, 2025
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| January 3, 2025
Robert Crais: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics
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Neil Nyren
| January 3, 2025
Fredric Brown: Chronicler of Con Artists, Clowns, and Capitalist Excess
"Fredric Brown had...a powerful sense of the absurdly capricious cruelty of life"
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Curtis Evans
| December 27, 2024
The Christmas Tree King Love Triangle Murder
In 1950, Harry A. Pozner was the Christmas Tree King of San Diego. He would soon get caught in a bloody mess.
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James T. Bartlett
| December 20, 2024
How Misunderstanding Can Drive a Plot in Crime Fiction
Alex Kenna on fiction where terrible mistakes are made for morally complex reasons.
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Alex Kenna
| December 20, 2024
Rhythm in Storytelling
D. M. Rowell (Koyh Mi O Boy Dah) on the oral storytelling tradition and the cultivation of suspense.
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D.M. Rowell (Koyh Mi O Boy Dah)
| December 17, 2024
M.W. Craven: An Englishman in New York
How one author learned about the many varieties of getting pissed.
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M. W. Craven
| December 17, 2024
The Outsized Impact of Teaching Writing in Prison
Once a writing instructor in a penitentiary, Jane Corry now serves as a judge for a prison writing contest
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Jane Corry
| December 17, 2024
Nashville: Country Music and Murder
Crime and the City takes a spin through the country music capital in search of crime fiction.
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Paul French
| December 16, 2024
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