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    Ties That Bind: The Power of Siblings in Mysteries and Thrillers

    Ties That Bind: The Power of Siblings in Mysteries and Thrillers

    Margot Douaihy explains how sibling relationships are "supercharging narratives with primal terror and emotional range."

    By Margot Douaihy | March 12, 2024

    Lisa Gardner: 10 Lessons I Learned in 30 Years of Writing Suspense

    Lisa Gardner: 10 Lessons I Learned in 30 Years of Writing Suspense

    Always respect your readers. And never read the reviews!

    By Lisa Gardner | March 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.

    By CrimeReads | March 11, 2024

    6 Great Psychological Thrillers Set in Washington D.C.

    6 Great Psychological Thrillers Set in Washington D.C.

    A new wave of thrillers set in the nation's capital, set apart from the political world and the halls of power.

    By Aggie Blum Thompson | March 11, 2024

    6 Spooky and Fantastical Missing-Persons Tales

    6 Spooky and Fantastical Missing-Persons Tales

    Melissa Albert on "supernatural and horror-inflected stories in which vanishings drive the plot."

    By Melissa Albert | March 11, 2024

    Tijuana: Crime Fiction in the Borderlands

    Tijuana: Crime Fiction in the Borderlands

    'Crime and the City' takes a look at the mysteries of TJ.

    By Paul French | March 11, 2024

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    Love Lies Bleeding is an Eerie, Electric Body-Horror Thriller

    By Olivia Rutigliano | March 8, 2024

    In Praise of Reading Le Carré's Entire Oeuvre In Order

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    Tips and Tricks for Faster Writing from Laura Childs

    By Laura Childs | March 8, 2024

    The Women Codebreakers Who Uncovered Some of the Cold War's Most Notorious Spies

    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"

    By Katherine Reay | March 8, 2024

    9 Murder Ballads that Slay

    9 Murder Ballads that Slay

    "[I]t’s the blend of a scandalous story, a haunting melody, and deft lyricism that makes the form irresistible"

    By Caroline Frost | March 7, 2024

    Death Wishes, Malingering Manuals, and Other Bizarre Propaganda Games That Actually Worked During WWII

    Death Wishes, Malingering Manuals, and Other Bizarre Propaganda Games That Actually Worked During WWII

    Folded inside rolling paper packets, German soldiers found intricate guides to simulating illness. But why?

    By Peter Pomerantsev | March 7, 2024

    7 Modern Gothics Featuring An Intersectional Feminist Perspective

    7 Modern Gothics Featuring An Intersectional Feminist Perspective

    These books "serve to illustrate the dangers of misogyny while centering the power and resilience of all women."

    By Paulette Kennedy | March 7, 2024

    On Writing Settings that Crawl Under the Skin

    On Writing Settings that Crawl Under the Skin

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

    By Jaq Evans | March 7, 2024

    Women Behaving Badly: A Reading List

    Women Behaving Badly: A Reading List

    "Give me the imperfect, the wrathful, the vindictive."

    By Sophie Wan | March 6, 2024

    A Brief History of Organized Crime in the Florida Keys

    A Brief History of Organized Crime in the Florida Keys

    Key West, America's weird southernmost city, has always been a magnet for mafia operations.

    By Doug Kelly | March 6, 2024

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