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    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 | September 14, 2020

    19th Century Reading Habits Come To Light Via Delightful Comments Scrawled in the Margins of a Crime Novel

    19th Century Reading Habits Come To Light Via Delightful Comments Scrawled in the Margins of a Crime Novel

    The peculiar marginalia of Lt. Gen. Coote Synge-Hutchinson

    By Curtis Evans | September 14, 2020

    How To Use Multiple Points of View To Generate Story Tension

    How To Use Multiple Points of View To Generate Story Tension

    On coming of age stories, childhood terrors, and bringing fresh points of view to writing large-cast narratives.

    By Christina Henry | September 14, 2020

    Why I Always Feature Dogs in My Novels

    Why I Always Feature Dogs in My Novels

    Lorenzo Carcaterra remembers his loyal writing companion, an Olde English Bulldogge named Gus.

    By Lorenzo Carcaterra | September 14, 2020

    Alexander McCall Smith: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    Alexander McCall Smith: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    Exploring the vast, big-hearted world of The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency—and a truly prolific career.

    By Neil Nyren | September 11, 2020

    Eleanor Roosevelt's Son Authored Twenty Mysteries in which His Mother Solves Murders

    Eleanor Roosevelt's Son Authored Twenty Mysteries in which His Mother Solves Murders

    The presidential mystery series you never knew you needed.

    By Olivia Rutigliano | September 11, 2020

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    Nancy Jooyoun Kim on Koreatown and the Mysteries of Immigrant Family Life

    By Mimi Wong | September 11, 2020

    Five Crime and Mystery Novels Featuring Deaf Characters

    By Nell Pattison | September 11, 2020

    The Black Dahlia: The Long, Strange History of Los Angeles' Coldest Cold Case

    By Miles Corwin | September 10, 2020

    The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2020: Fall Preview

    The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2020: Fall Preview

    50 new crime novels, mysteries, and thrillers to get you through the end of the year.

    By Molly Odintz | September 10, 2020

    How Josephine Tey Crafted a Masterpiece of Paranoia in Postwar England

    How Josephine Tey Crafted a Masterpiece of Paranoia in Postwar England

    Lady Antonia Fraser examines a classic mystery of the middle class.

    By Antonia Fraser | September 10, 2020

    In Search of America's Rarest Unknown Books by Renowned Writers

    In Search of America's Rarest Unknown Books by Renowned Writers

    Browsing bookshop shelves you may come across hidden treasures.

    By Bradford Morrow | September 9, 2020

    Why Indigenous Crime Fiction Matters

    Why Indigenous Crime Fiction Matters

    There is a long and complex history of crime fiction by Native authors. Their books are as important as ever.

    By David Heska Wanbli Weiden | September 9, 2020

    The Very Brief Heyday of Crime Beat Magazine

    The Very Brief Heyday of Crime Beat Magazine

    Crime Beat ahead of its time or a sign of divisions to come?">For two years in the 1990s, horror writer T.E.D. Klein edited the "newsmagazine of crime." Was Crime Beat ahead of its time or a sign of divisions to come?

    By Tobias Carroll | September 9, 2020

    Sympathy for the Devil: 5 Classic Noir Villains with a Touch of Humanity

    Sympathy for the Devil: 5 Classic Noir Villains with a Touch of Humanity

    The notorious, nuanced "villains" of film noir.

    By Nick Kolakowski | September 9, 2020

    The 35 Most Iconic Caper Movies, Ranked

    The 35 Most Iconic Caper Movies, Ranked

    They're like heist movies but more charming, and also sometimes goofy, and occasionally confusing, but in a sexy way.

    By Olivia Rutigliano | September 8, 2020

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