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    They Get the Assignment: Alison Gaylin's Favorite Fictional Female Detectives

    They Get the Assignment: Alison Gaylin's Favorite Fictional Female Detectives

    These PIs move through the world with their own style.

    By Alison Gaylin | September 12, 2024

    Hellfire: Secret Societies of the 18th Century

    Hellfire: Secret Societies of the 18th Century

    Susan Stokes-Chapman on the history of British "Hellfire Clubs" and their fascination with the occult.

    By Susan Stokes-Chapman | September 12, 2024

    Where Chills Meet Thrills: 7 Eerie Crime Novels

    Where Chills Meet Thrills: 7 Eerie Crime Novels

    "[E]ach of these novels is steeped in the kind of eerie atmosphere that threatens to unsettle your perceptions and infect your dreams."

    By Megan Taylor | September 11, 2024

    Not Just Fargo: Why Minnesota Makes the Perfect Setting for Crime Fiction

    Not Just Fargo: Why Minnesota Makes the Perfect Setting for Crime Fiction

    "Hotdish and hot tempers. The shocking red of blood against flat white snow. Threatening words delivered in a cheery accent"

    By Caroline Woods | September 11, 2024

    Justice for Lucy Westenrea

    Justice for Lucy Westenrea

    On reconsidering, and reimagining, one of the most mistreated characters in fiction

    By Kiersten White | September 11, 2024

    Kelsea Yu: Writing Chinese Food into My Stories

    Kelsea Yu: Writing Chinese Food into My Stories

    When Kelsea Yu's first thriller needed a safe haven, she knew it had to be a restaurant.

    By Kelsea Yu | September 10, 2024

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    Unsung Detectives From a Millennial Youth

    Unsung Detectives From a Millennial Youth

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    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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    Empathy and Crime Fiction: How Do You Make Readers Root for the “Unrootable”?

    Empathy and Crime Fiction: How Do You Make Readers Root for the “Unrootable”?

    Steve Hamilton on the magic of fiction.

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    Drugs and Distance: Taking on the Opioid Crisis in Thriller Form

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    Quiz: Can You Identify These Crime Novels From Their Library of Congress Subject Categories?

    Quiz: Can You Identify These Crime Novels From Their Library of Congress Subject Categories?

    A register intended for organization is its own mystery!

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    Four Gothic and Neo-Gothic Novels About Mothers

    Four Gothic and Neo-Gothic Novels About Mothers

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    How the Detectives of Scotland Yard Solved Their First Big Case

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