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    Decay, Rot, and Plenty of Hauntings: The Best Gothic Novels of 2024

    Decay, Rot, and Plenty of Hauntings: The Best Gothic Novels of 2024

    It's a terrible year for humanity—and a banner year for grotesqueries

    By Molly Odintz | November 14, 2024

    What Do Lawyers Really Think of All Those Legal Dramas?

    What Do Lawyers Really Think of All Those Legal Dramas?

    Lori B. Duff on the mistakes that drive lawyers crazy and the reasons why they love 'My Cousin Vinny'

    By Lori B. Duff | November 14, 2024

    5 Romantasy Novels That Balance World-Building with Relationship Building

    5 Romantasy Novels That Balance World-Building with Relationship Building

    Sarah Hawley on the growing genre that's expanding minds and inflaming passions

    By Sarah Hawley | November 14, 2024

    Jacquie Pham On Historical Fiction, Colonialism, and

    Jacquie Pham On Historical Fiction, Colonialism, and "the Many Imbalances that Wealth, Gender, and Power Wield."

    Jenny Bartoy talks with the debut novelist about her new book set in 1920s Saigon and the resonances between past and present

    By Jenny Bartoy | November 13, 2024

    7 Historical Mysteries Where Political Intrigue Fuels the Plot

    7 Historical Mysteries Where Political Intrigue Fuels the Plot

    Celeste Connally on the great plots and schemes of history (and historical fiction).

    By Celeste Connally | November 13, 2024

    7 Great, Chilling Novels with Young People Taking Charge of Their Lives

    7 Great, Chilling Novels with Young People Taking Charge of Their Lives

    Marie Tierney on strong protagonists in stressful situations.

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    How Thrillers Predicts Tomorrow's Threats: Five Decades of Prophecies

    By George Mehok | November 13, 2024

    The Mystery of Wallis Simpson's Visit to Shanghai and Her Search for the Elusive “Hurry-Up” Divorce

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    A Killing in North Carolina That Still Haunts the Survivors, 50 Years Later

    A Killing in North Carolina That Still Haunts the Survivors, 50 Years Later

    They were hippies from Clearwater looking for a place to camp. Then the armed sheriff's deputies showed up.

    By Timothy Silver | November 12, 2024

    John Straley: Nature and My Life of Crime

    John Straley: Nature and My Life of Crime

    "I had been a cowboy and then a private eye in Alaska. Books fed my fantasies and I continued to merge my reality into my fantasies."

    By John Straley | November 12, 2024

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

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    Crime Writing in Sheffield: England's Gritty Steeltown

    Crime Writing in Sheffield: England's Gritty Steeltown

    The factories may have closed, but Sheffield's crime writers are still going strong.

    By Paul French | November 11, 2024

    12 New Crime Novels By LGBTQIA+ Writers to Read This Fall and Winter

    12 New Crime Novels By LGBTQIA+ Writers to Read This Fall and Winter

    As the days grow shorter, let your reading list grow queerer...

    By Queer Crime Writers | November 8, 2024

    Time, Memory, and the Ghosts We Make of One Another

    Time, Memory, and the Ghosts We Make of One Another

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    By Kate van der Borgh | November 8, 2024

    Can A Fictional Character Change Real World Perceptions?

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