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    The Hidden History of Queer 18th Century London

    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

    By A.J. West | January 9, 2025

    My First Thriller: Kate White

    My First Thriller: Kate White

    From 'Cosmo' to crime, magazine editor Kate White worked her way up one slice at a time.

    By Rick Pullen | January 9, 2025

    Alafair Burke: How Social Media Helped Me Be the Real Me

    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."

    By Alafair Burke | January 8, 2025

    Historical Crime Novels Featuring Agatha Christie Vibes

    Historical Crime Novels Featuring Agatha Christie Vibes

    Fiona Davis recommends works that "incorporate Christie’s signature moves and...keep you on the edge for the entire ride"

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    Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)

    Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)

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    By Isa Arsén | January 7, 2025

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    5 Great Spy Novels Set in Small Towns

    Sometimes the greatest espionage adventures happen on the smallest possible stage.

    By Ryan Britt | January 7, 2025

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    Six Trick Novels That Play with Form

    Gareth Rubin on books that "spin upside down and back to front, have three endings one after another, restart again and again and then disappear into a black hole."

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    Crime and the City: Botswana

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    Searching for mysteries in Gaborone and the surrounding country.

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    Ireland, Smuggling, and the Strange Things You Learn in the Name of Research

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    Ellie Brannigan on researching her new cozy mysteries.

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    What does it mean to remake <em>Nosferatu</em> instead of simply <em>Dracula</em>?

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    Robert Eggers's elegant new vampire film takes the "Dracula" canon in a nostalgic, worthwhile, reflective direction

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    The Twilight of the Mob Movie

    The Twilight of the Mob Movie

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