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Shop Talk: Josh Kendall on the Life of a Crime Fiction Editor

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How Arthur Conan Doyle Was Duped By Some of the Victorian World's Most Obvious Hoaxes

The creator of Sherlock Holmes famously wanted to believe in the supernatural world. That desire led him down some strange paths.

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Best Female Buddy Stories (aka, Can I Get a Side of Womance With That?)

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The Backlist: Revisiting Ethel Lina White's 'The Lady Vanishes' with Andrea Bartz

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Memphis Man: Cadillac Riding With Isaac Hayes

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7 Great Espionage Films Set During WWII

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Reimagining the Scarlet Pimpernel

Updating a classic tale of derring-do for the 21st century.

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