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    8 International Podcasts To Listen to This Summer

    8 International Podcasts To Listen to This Summer

    Dispatches from the wide world of true crime

    By Paul French | July 29, 2022

    Shop Talk: Dwyer Murphy on Writing Routines, Superstitions, and Reading Elmore Leonard Like a Bible

    Shop Talk: Dwyer Murphy on Writing Routines, Superstitions, and Reading Elmore Leonard Like a Bible

    Crime writers talking craft, classics, and too much coffee.

    By Eli Cranor | July 28, 2022

    What's the Key to Multi-POV? Many Colorful Index Cards

    What's the Key to Multi-POV? Many Colorful Index Cards

    Graphs, charts, and other great ways to keep track of all your characters and their arcs.

    By B. A. Shapiro | July 28, 2022

    On The Comforts, and Limits, of Disaster Preparedness

    On The Comforts, and Limits, of Disaster Preparedness

    "You can prep all you want and have fun doing it. But it’s impossible to prepare for the worst. The worst has too many faces."

    By Brooke Beyfuss | July 28, 2022

    Never Alone: On Visitors from the Past

    Never Alone: On Visitors from the Past

    "I realize now that if almost anyone else had experienced a levitation as I had, they would have sprinted for the door..."

    By Penny Goetjen | July 28, 2022

    The Outsider Journalist: The Story Behind a 70 Year Old Cold Case Murder and the Push for Alaska's Statehood

    The Outsider Journalist: The Story Behind a 70 Year Old Cold Case Murder and the Push for Alaska's Statehood

    Decades after the murder of Cecil Wells, journalist James Bartlett goes to Alaska looking for new answers.

    By James T. Bartlett | July 27, 2022

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    The Role of Small Town Gossip in Domestic Suspense

    By Liz Alterman | July 27, 2022

    Some Things in Anthony Bourdain's Trip to Taipei Made No Sense

    By Ed Lin | July 27, 2022

    August, 1896: A Heat Wave Spawns a Crime Wave in Gilded Age New York

    By W. H. Flint | July 27, 2022

    Megan Miranda on Small Towns, Dark Tourism, and the Art of Slow-Burn Tension

    Megan Miranda on Small Towns, Dark Tourism, and the Art of Slow-Burn Tension

    "I try to see the tension within every relationship or situation."

    By Molly Odintz | July 26, 2022

    10 Underappreciated American Neo-Noirs of the Early 1970s 

    10 Underappreciated American Neo-Noirs of the Early 1970s 

    Andrew Nette on the birth of neo-noir and the films that deserve to come out from the shadow of the period's iconic masterpieces.

    By Andrew Nette | July 26, 2022

    The Search for the Funniest Crime Novel Ever Written

    The Search for the Funniest Crime Novel Ever Written

    Elmore Leonard, Donald E. Westlake, Patricia Highsmith (wait, Patricia Highsmith...?)—they can all make a claim for the title of funniest crime novelist. So how to choose a winner?

    By Dwyer Murphy | July 26, 2022

    Anarchism: Beauty and Terror in the 1890s

    Anarchism: Beauty and Terror in the 1890s

    "Anarchism was born from the ugliness of industrialization"

    By Nev March | July 26, 2022

    George Dawes Green On Southern Gothic Fiction, Savannah, and Dark Humor

    George Dawes Green On Southern Gothic Fiction, Savannah, and Dark Humor

    "I think you need a warped sense of humor that finds the darkest moments of life to be hilarious."

    By Molly Odintz | July 26, 2022

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

    By CrimeReads | July 25, 2022

    Meet the People Behind Some of Today's Best Small Publishers Specializing in Crime Fiction

    Meet the People Behind Some of Today's Best Small Publishers Specializing in Crime Fiction

    A roundtable discussion with publishers and editors from the most exciting independent presses in crime fiction.

    By Lisa Levy | July 25, 2022

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