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    Which International Thriller Should You Binge Over Memorial Day Weekend?

    Which International Thriller Should You Binge Over Memorial Day Weekend?

    Money laundering, love triangles, and mysterious French towns...

    By Dwyer Murphy | May 28, 2021

    We’re Drawn To Mysteries in Fiction Because Life Itself Is a Mystery

    We’re Drawn To Mysteries in Fiction Because Life Itself Is a Mystery

    On learning about life through fictional mysteries.

    By Jess Dylan | May 28, 2021

    Gothic Tea: A Dark History of Tea in Fiction and Real Life

    Gothic Tea: A Dark History of Tea in Fiction and Real Life

    "The true tale of this botanical beverage is a dark and twisted chronicle..."

    By Debra Bokur | May 28, 2021

    The Best Reviewed Crime Books of the Month

    The Best Reviewed Crime Books of the Month

    Existential noir, publishing plots, and globetrotting thrillers.

    By CrimeReads | May 28, 2021

    High Tensions, Wrenching Emotions, and Hot Tempers on The Set of <em>Suddenly, Last Summer</em>

    High Tensions, Wrenching Emotions, and Hot Tempers on The Set of Suddenly, Last Summer

    On the climactic scene that almost broke Elizabeth Taylor.

    By Charles Casillo | May 27, 2021

    On Sensationalism, Mormon Fiction, and The Murderous Mormons of Popular Culture

    On Sensationalism, Mormon Fiction, and The Murderous Mormons of Popular Culture

    In mainstream culture, depictions of Mormon villains abound. In fiction written by and for other Mormons, the Mormons are never the bad guys. Mette Ivie Harrison searches for the in-between.

    By Mette Ivie Harrison | May 27, 2021

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    Five Nonfiction Books You Should Read This Month

    By CrimeReads | May 27, 2021

    Fiction is Full of Blameless Victims, But What About Those Who Deserve Both Empathy and Reprimand?

    By Nancy Tucker | May 27, 2021

    Have A Sweet And Cozy Summer With These Delectable Mysteries

    By Ginger Bolton | May 27, 2021

    The Unlikeable Female Characters' Guide to Summer Thrillers

    The Unlikeable Female Characters' Guide to Summer Thrillers

    This Week on Unlikeable Female Characters Podcast

    By Unlikeable Female Characters | May 26, 2021

    The Real Story of All Those Crazy Recording Devices Nixon Insisted on Installing in the White House

    The Real Story of All Those Crazy Recording Devices Nixon Insisted on Installing in the White House

    Other Presidents had tape recorders. Nixon had a secretive network of hidden, voice-triggered bugs all over the White House.

    By Michael Dobbs | May 26, 2021

    On Accountability, Artistry, and The Hard Work of Becoming Better People

    On Accountability, Artistry, and The Hard Work of Becoming Better People

    There is no one-size-fits-all response to the morality of art and its creators. But we need to evaluate not just the art but the artist (and vice versa).

    By David Yoon | May 26, 2021

    From Victorian Mediums to Anti-Spiritualism Activists: The Legendary Fox Sisters

    From Victorian Mediums to Anti-Spiritualism Activists: The Legendary Fox Sisters

    "Spiritualism is a fraud from beginning to end!"

    By Emily Midorikawa | May 26, 2021

    The Best New Paperback Releases Coming Out This Month

    The Best New Paperback Releases Coming Out This Month

    Featuring new-in-paperback releases from Ruth Ware, Carl Hiaasen, Jennifer Hillier, and many more.

    By CrimeReads | May 26, 2021

    How One Author Found Her Love of Thrillers, Lost It, Then Found It Again

    How One Author Found Her Love of Thrillers, Lost It, Then Found It Again

    When her best friend was killed, Hannah Mary McKinnon put thrillers away. But discovering these new authors brought her back.

    By Hannah Mary McKinnon | May 26, 2021

    The New York Underworld in Twelve Great Books

    The New York Underworld in Twelve Great Books

    Outlaws, addicts, dreamers, hustlers, and artists converge in the literature of New York City.

    By David Gordon | May 25, 2021

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