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    Carolina Garcia-Aguilera: The Woman Who Brought the Cuban-American Experience to Miami Noir

    Carolina Garcia-Aguilera: The Woman Who Brought the Cuban-American Experience to Miami Noir

    In 1980s Miami, she was a mother of three who wanted to write crime novels. So she got herself a job as a private eye.

    By Craig Pittman | January 8, 2021

    The Many and Sometimes Sinister Retellings of Jane Eyre

    The Many and Sometimes Sinister Retellings of Jane Eyre

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    The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2021

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    My First Thriller: Lawrence Block

    My First Thriller: Lawrence Block

    Sixty years later, Block says writing midcentury erotica was an "ideal apprenticeship" for a life in crime fiction.

    By Rick Pullen | January 7, 2021

    Ten Historical Crime Novels That Trace the History of New York City

    Ten Historical Crime Novels That Trace the History of New York City

    For a richer, darker vision of New York in centuries past, try a historical novel.

    By Stacie Murphy | January 7, 2021

    Hollywoodland: The Best Neo-Noir You Probably Haven't Seen

    Hollywoodland: The Best Neo-Noir You Probably Haven't Seen

    Fifty years later, the investigation into the mysterious death of actor George Reeves, TV's Superman, still resonates.

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    Henry More Smith: Canada's Forgotten Confidence Man and Escape Artist

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    Ten Classic Crime Novels That Have Just Entered the Public Domain

    Ten Classic Crime Novels That Have Just Entered the Public Domain

    From Agatha Christie to Theodore Dreiser

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    10 Novels You Should Read This January

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    To Have and Have Not, Hemingway's patchwork Depression-era crime novel, was the story of one man's radicalization.

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    Passing Noir: Nine Novels That Explore Secrecy and Deception in Racial Identity

    Passing Noir: Nine Novels That Explore Secrecy and Deception in Racial Identity

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    Revisiting <em>The Lost World</em>, Arthur Conan Doyle's Rollicking Adventure Novel

    Revisiting The Lost World, Arthur Conan Doyle's Rollicking Adventure Novel

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