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    Surveillance Cameras Are Everywhere. And They're Only Going to Get More Ubiquitous.

    Surveillance Cameras Are Everywhere. And They're Only Going to Get More Ubiquitous.

    A crime writer's thoughts on our increasingly watched world.

    By Laura Griffin | August 26, 2020

    Carl Hiaasen on Palm Beach, Slithery Characters, and Florida Crime Fiction

    Carl Hiaasen on Palm Beach, Slithery Characters, and Florida Crime Fiction

    The author's latest novel takes on absurdity and corruption in the Mar-a-Lago set.

    By Dwyer Murphy | August 25, 2020

    How Are Crime Authors Going to Address the Pandemic in Their New Books?

    How Are Crime Authors Going to Address the Pandemic in Their New Books?

    Wendy Corsi Staub talks with today's authors to find out how they're tackling the new era of COVID.

    By Wendy Corsi Staub | August 25, 2020

    What the Mythology of El Chapo Guzmán Tells Us About the Reality of Drug Trafficking in the Americas

    What the Mythology of El Chapo Guzmán Tells Us About the Reality of Drug Trafficking in the Americas

    Was he a bandit, a ruthless killer, or a sacrificial lamb set up by other leaders? Answers are elusive, and that's the point.

    By Alan Feuer | August 25, 2020

    When Home is The Most Dangerous Place of All

    When Home is The Most Dangerous Place of All

    Thrillers that turn home into a place of mortal danger.

    By Karen Dionne | August 25, 2020

    Uva de Aragón:

    Uva de Aragón: "A Novel Is a Closed World"

    Teresa Dovalpage and Uva de Aragón discuss Cuban fiction, food, and writing across languages.

    By Teresa Dovalpage | August 25, 2020

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    The Greatest Crime Film of All-Time: The Third Man

    By Otto Penzler | August 24, 2020

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    By CrimeReads | August 24, 2020

    Learning to Write
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    By Peter Abrahams | August 24, 2020

    Jennifer Hillier on Being the Murder Mom

    Jennifer Hillier on Being the Murder Mom

    This Week on Unlikeable Female Characters Podcast

    By Unlikeable Female Characters | August 24, 2020

    Death at the Fair: A Cozy Mystery Tradition

    Death at the Fair: A Cozy Mystery Tradition

    5 cozy mystery series featuring murder in the midst of festivities, to make you feel better about all those canceled events....

    By Elizabeth Penney | August 24, 2020

    What Is the Canadian Dream? And How Do You Write About It?

    What Is the Canadian Dream? And How Do You Write About It?

    In part two of a roundtable discussion, women crime authors discuss systemic injustice, police brutality, and pandemic writing.

    By Lisa Levy | August 21, 2020

    Why Motherhood Is a Fertile Subject For Crime Fiction

    Why Motherhood Is a Fertile Subject For Crime Fiction

    Psychological thrillers allow writers to explore the ambiguities and dark realities of parenting.

    By Sarah Vaughan | August 21, 2020

    Why Are We So Fascinated by Houses in Literature?

    Why Are We So Fascinated by Houses in Literature?

    On the profoundly disturbing notion that home is not safe, and we are prisoners within our own walls.

    By Kate Riordan | August 21, 2020

    The Sordid World of <br>1970s Hotels

    The Sordid World of
    1970s Hotels

    Mosquitoes in the bedroom, outlets in the light socket, and a dead body in the pool...

    By Hannah Dennison | August 21, 2020

    When

    When "The Other Woman" Becomes the Main Character

    From the Unlikeable Female Characters Podcast

    By Unlikeable Female Characters | August 21, 2020

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