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    On Horror and Humanity’s Enduring Love Affair with Fear

    On Horror and Humanity’s Enduring Love Affair with Fear

    "Fear isolates what truly matters to us"

    By Alexander James | November 9, 2023

    Fighting Toxic Masculinity Through Young Adult Fiction

    Fighting Toxic Masculinity Through Young Adult Fiction

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    Six Great Mystery Novels Set in Hotels

    Six Great Mystery Novels Set in Hotels

    When it comes to murder mystery, it's tough to find a better setting than an old hotel.

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    How to Edit a Series of Crime Novellas with 30 Different Authors and Come Out the Other Side Feeling Grateful

    How to Edit a Series of Crime Novellas with 30 Different Authors and Come Out the Other Side Feeling Grateful

    Frank Zafiro reflects on 'A Grifter's Song' as the ambitious anthology series reaches a conclusion.

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    Wilderness Thrillers Featuring Fearless Women

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