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    The Discovery of 'Wind Sprints,' the Lost Ralph Dennis Novel

    The Discovery of 'Wind Sprints,' the Lost Ralph Dennis Novel

    A newly discovered manuscript may be the key to understanding the influential author and his work.

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    10 Things We Learned in 20 Years of Writing Mysteries

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    The Seeds of a Pharmaceutical Thriller: A Conversation Between Co-Authors

    Bestselling author Thomas Locke confides to his young co-author about the all-too-real inspiration behind their new pharmaceutical thriller, 'Roulette'.  

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