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How an Indian Immigrant Became One of the Greatest Informants in ATF History

How an Indian Immigrant Became One of the Greatest Informants in ATF History

On Ray Khan, storytelling, and the dangers of undercover work.

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Heather Harper Ellett on Narrative Therapy, Southern Noir, and

Heather Harper Ellett on Narrative Therapy, Southern Noir, and "Re-authoring" Our Lives

The author of 'Ain't Nobody Nobody' on changing endings.

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10 New Books Coming Out This Week

New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

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The Celebrity Compound as Contemporary Gothic Mansion

The Celebrity Compound as Contemporary Gothic Mansion

Candice Wuehle on the annals of gothic fiction and the conservatorship of Britney Spears.

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The 5 Best Mysteries for Jane Austen Lovers

The 5 Best Mysteries for Jane Austen Lovers

Amelia Blackwell on the charming world of Austen-inspired mysteries.

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The Husband and Wife Team Who Spent 10 Years Writing a Financial Thriller about Globalization

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The Character Flaws That Drive the Most Compelling Domestic Thrillers

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The Best Psychological Thrillers of April 2026

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College competitors, decaying ghost towns, elaborate revenge schemes, and a sultry love triangle

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