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    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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    August's Best Psychological Thrillers

    August's Best Psychological Thrillers

    Bad teachers, worse friends, and plenty of family secrets

    By Molly Odintz | August 7, 2023

    Catherine Ryan Howard <br>On the Missing Women <br>of 1990s Ireland

    Catherine Ryan Howard
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    "While we were growing up, a faceless phantom snatched multiple women and no one did anything about it at all."

    By Catherine Ryan Howard | August 7, 2023

    Denise Mina Takes on Philip Marlowe and Chandler's Los Angeles

    Denise Mina Takes on Philip Marlowe and Chandler's Los Angeles

    Denise Mina talks about redemption, P.G. Wodehouse, and being the first woman to continue the story of Raymond Chandler’s foundational detective.

    By Nancie Clare | August 4, 2023

    Nuclear Noir

    Nuclear Noir

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    By Nick Kolakowski | August 4, 2023

    How Hardboiled Whodunits Have Given Way to the Psychological Thriller

    How Hardboiled Whodunits Have Given Way to the Psychological Thriller

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    9 Crime Novels About Stolen Children

    9 Crime Novels About Stolen Children

    These books explore a parent's worst nightmare, to chilling effect.

    By Sarah Stewart Taylor | August 3, 2023

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    Five Books Exploring Twisted Mother/Daughter Relationships

    "A thin, jagged line separates maternal protection from unhealthy control."

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    Unlikely Investigative Teams in Crime Fiction

    Detectives, sleuths, and implausible duos of all stripes who find a way to make it work.

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    On Final Girls And The Sums of Their Parts

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    <em>The Exorcist</em> Is a Supernatural Detective Thriller

    The Exorcist Is a Supernatural Detective Thriller

    Is The Exorcist a horror film? Or is it an investigation into the mystery of faith?

    By Nat Segaloff | August 2, 2023

    M. W. Craven On The Subtle Charms of Snakes

    M. W. Craven On The Subtle Charms of Snakes

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    By M. W. Craven | August 2, 2023

    Lynn Hightower on Writing A Heroine with Hearing Loss

    Lynn Hightower on Writing A Heroine with Hearing Loss

    "It was going to be blatantly obvious that I knew exactly what hearing loss is like, because I live it."

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