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    Which Obscure John le Carré Adaptation Should You Watch This Weekend?

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    How a Forgery of a Forgery Began a Career in the Artistic Underworld

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    The Allure of the Arsenic Squad: Why I Write about 19th Century Women Serial Killers

    "[W]omen serial killers of this era call to me just because of their double transgression: that against the victim, and that against the contemporary ideals."

    By Camilla Bruce | November 22, 2022

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    What's the Key to Writing Realistic Historical Fiction?

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    How to Address an Issue in Your Fiction – And Even Inspire Activism

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