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    My First Thriller: Patricia Cornwell

    My First Thriller: Patricia Cornwell

    When the international bestselling author's first review came in, it was from her hometown paper, and it wasn't good...

    By Rick Pullen | December 13, 2023

    The Best Young Adult Mysteries, Thrillers, and Horror Novels of 2023

    The Best Young Adult Mysteries, Thrillers, and Horror Novels of 2023

    Locked-room escapades, heavy-hitting social justice noirs, and plenty of high-concept horror

    By Molly Odintz | December 12, 2023

    Historical Mysteries Set in Early America

    Historical Mysteries Set in Early America

    Other eras get the glamour, but early America was full of intrigue, and these novelists have taken great advantage.

    By Mollie Ann Cox | December 12, 2023

    Fictional Versus Real Settings: A Writer's Dilemma

    Fictional Versus Real Settings: A Writer's Dilemma

    Whether your story is set in the urban northeast or a western wilderness, the question still arises.

    By Claire Kells | December 12, 2023

    The Many Words for Yakuza

    The Many Words for Yakuza

    Jake Adelstein breaks down the many terms used to signify membership in one of Japan's elite underworld societies.

    By Jake Adelstein | December 11, 2023

    Peril in Paradise: A List Of Thrillers In Which Bad Things Happen In Beautiful Places

    Peril in Paradise: A List Of Thrillers In Which Bad Things Happen In Beautiful Places

    "This tantalizing juxtaposition makes for thrilling, nail-biting tension"

    By Annelise Ryan | December 11, 2023

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    By Olivia Rutigliano | December 8, 2023

    Mystical Threads: Spirit Mediums and Psychics in Crime and Suspense Fiction

    Mystical Threads: Spirit Mediums and Psychics in Crime and Suspense Fiction

    "It’s no surprise there are plenty of great books out there that feature mediums and the mysteries of the spirit world."

    By M. M. DeLuca | December 8, 2023

    A Supernatural Survival Horror Reading List 

    A Supernatural Survival Horror Reading List 

    What doesn't kill you...

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    Dark Academia: YA Edition

    Dark Academia: YA Edition

    A look at four thrillers set in prep schools, boarding schools, and other elite institutions

    By Cynthia Murphy | December 8, 2023

    The Best Crime Novels of 2023

    The Best Crime Novels of 2023

    A tour through the year's best new fiction in crime, mystery, and thrillers.

    By CrimeReads | December 7, 2023

    Memory, Place, and Hauntings: On Toronto's Seedy Seventies-Era

    Memory, Place, and Hauntings: On Toronto's Seedy Seventies-Era "Sin Strip"

    Richard John Parfitt considers the intersections of trauma, geography, and storytelling

    By Richard John Parfitt | December 7, 2023

    How the Soldier-Readers of World War II Were Swept Up in the Paperback Revolution

    How the Soldier-Readers of World War II Were Swept Up in the Paperback Revolution

    In wartime, the books were mobilized.

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    Never Vacation With Old Friends: The Locked-Room Thriller Problem

    Never Vacation With Old Friends: The Locked-Room Thriller Problem

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