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    "What are detectives but fans in their own way? People with a passionate interest in minutia?"

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    It was the culmination in their longstanding feud about the existence of a psychic, occult world

    July 26, 2024  By Olivia Rutigliano
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    We Need More Crime Fiction By Defense Attorneys

    "[W]hat defenders do is slow, patient, grinding, and infected with uncertainty. We don’t have the whole story, and we never will."

    July 25, 2024  By Joshua Perry
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    Meta-Morphoses: Crafting a Book-Within-the-Book in a Thriller

    "[M]etafiction is a great tool for encouraging readers to question everything."

    July 24, 2024  By Lisa Kusel
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    "[W]hat if you actually could go back and fix your past mistakes? How would that change your life?"

    July 23, 2024  By Peng Shepherd
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    Ace Atkins On Writing A Crime Novel Steeped in the Blues

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    Juliet Grames on the insidious spread of an organized crime force.

    July 23, 2024  By Juliet Grames
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    Unravelling the Mystery of Agatha Christie’s Country Retreat

    Christie called it "the loveliest place in the world.”

    July 22, 2024  By Dean Jobb
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    Is History Only For Historical Novels?

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    "Memory and perception are slippery things, and become all the more so when filtered back through the limitations of language."

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