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    Romance and Love Triangles in Cozy Mysteries

    Romance and Love Triangles in Cozy Mysteries

    Christina Romeril with a look at some sleuthers and their love interests.

    By Christina Romeril | November 17, 2023

    A List of Jewish Crime Thrillers

    A List of Jewish Crime Thrillers

    It's a short list, but it's a good list!

    By Lee Matthew Goldberg | November 17, 2023

    How Max Marshall Wrote a College Fraternity Crime Epic

    How Max Marshall Wrote a College Fraternity Crime Epic

    Marshall's new nonfiction book 'Among the Bros' explores a world of privilege, excess, drugs, and murder.

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    Michael Ledwidge makes the case for 1987 as the crowning achievement of Hollywood movie-making.

    By Michael Ledwidge | November 16, 2023

    My First Thriller: Joseph Finder

    My First Thriller: Joseph Finder

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    Thrillers Where Natural Disaster Looms Large

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    "[I]n terms of sheer drama and deadliness Nature outdoes even the brassiest dame..."

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    Inside the Early Days of Investigating the Murdaugh Family

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    Olof Palme led an extraordinary life (including becoming lifelong friends with Paul Newman) before his murder.

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    A Journey Into the Heart of the Everglades, and the Alligator Poacher Sting that Divided a Community

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    What Spy Fiction Taught Me About Breaking the Rules

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    The Regency Mystery Arrives to the Ball

    The Regency Mystery Arrives to the Ball

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    Shakespeare's First Folio has been Stolen Many, Many Times

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