• Essays

    Tips and Tricks for Faster Writing from Laura Childs

    A bestselling author guides you through the process of finally writing that novel.

    March 8, 2024  By Laura Childs
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    The Women Codebreakers Who Uncovered Some of the Cold War's Most Notorious Spies

    "No one could know. In order to be effective, Venona needed to remain secret"

    March 8, 2024  By Katherine Reay
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    On Writing Settings that Crawl Under the Skin

    "People come and go, but places last. So do whatever horrors they house..."

    March 7, 2024  By Jaq Evans
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    The Terror Around the Corner: The Enduring Appeal of the Suburban Gothic

    "It feels like we should be safe here. And that’s exactly where the horror thrives."

    March 6, 2024  By Gwendolyn Kiste
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    Imran Mahmood On Grief, Justice, and the Long Path Towards Resolution

    "A verdict is not a true substitute for truth."

    March 6, 2024  By Imran Mahmood
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    Wrapping Up Against The Chill: Coats and Cloaks In Gothic Fiction

    Elizabeth Brooks on the eloquence and symbolism of outerwear

    March 5, 2024  By Elizabeth Brooks
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    That One Time You Almost Saw a Ghost

    The mysterious powers of Connecticut and other places

    March 5, 2024  By Brendan Flaherty
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    Jeff Hoffmann On Accountability and Crime Fiction

    Blame leans toward accusation, the assignment of fault...Accountability represents the acceptance of responsibility"

    March 5, 2024  By Jeff Hoffmann
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    The Irrepressible Charm of ‘Romancing the Stone’

    The 1984 film imagined a writer as the next Indiana Jones – and spawned generations of imitators.

    March 4, 2024  By Keith Roysdon
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    Mark Twain Wrote a Book Called Tom Sawyer, Detective

    Towards the end of his career, Twain expanded his series about Tom and Huck with two surprising genre experiments.

    March 1, 2024  By Olivia Rutigliano
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