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Soap Operas Taught Me How To Write Crime Fiction

Soap Operas Taught Me How To Write Crime Fiction

Learning to Write, One Soap Opera at a Time

By J. D. Griffo | March 26, 2019

Crime and the City: Bucharest

Crime and the City: Bucharest

From Decades of Hardline Dictatorship, Romanian Crime Fiction Emerges

By Paul French | March 25, 2019

How America's Most Notorious Spy Got His Start

How America's Most Notorious Spy Got His Start

What Drove Robert Hanssen to Work for the Soviets?

By Eric O'Neill | March 25, 2019

The Psychology of Suspense

The Psychology of Suspense

Why We Fear Anxiety in Real Life, But Relish It In Our Fiction

By R. J. Jacobs | March 25, 2019

Sometimes We Haunt Our Own Houses

Sometimes We Haunt Our Own Houses

Crimes, Memories, and Psychological Thrillers

By Vanessa Savage | March 22, 2019

How To Become a Las Vegas Hotel Magnate

How To Become a Las Vegas Hotel Magnate

Howard Hughes, The Mafia, and Me

By Gianni Russo with Patrick Picciarelli | March 22, 2019

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By CrimeReads | March 22, 2019

A Brief History of "Unlikeable" Protagonists

By Laura Benedict | March 21, 2019

The Great Woman Versus Nature Novel

By Carla Buckley | March 21, 2019

When You Can No Longer Trust Your Memory...

When You Can No Longer Trust Your Memory...

5 Thrillers In Which Memory is Unreliable, At Best

By Michelle Adams | March 21, 2019

March's Best Debut Thrillers and Crime Novels

March's Best Debut Thrillers and Crime Novels

8 New Authors Breaking into the World of Crime

By CrimeReads | March 20, 2019

7 Thrillers Set in Psychiatric Hospitals and Asylums

7 Thrillers Set in Psychiatric Hospitals and Asylums

Gothic Settings for Modern Stories

By Carolyn Kirby | March 20, 2019

Gypsy and Dee Dee Blanchard: A True Crime Primer

Gypsy and Dee Dee Blanchard: A True Crime Primer

A Bizarre, Tragic Crime Story Heads from Page to Screen

By Camille LeBlanc | March 20, 2019

Noir in the Era of Gentrification

Noir in the Era of Gentrification

What Happens to Spenser & Scudder When Their Cities Are Gone?

By Adam Abramowitz | March 19, 2019

When The Past Comes Back to Haunt the Present

When The Past Comes Back to Haunt the Present

6 Crime Novels Where Past and Present Crimes Are Connected

By S. C. Perkins | March 19, 2019

The Eastern European Thriller: Divided Cities, Divided Loyalties

The Eastern European Thriller: Divided Cities, Divided Loyalties

5 Novels from a Region Where Trauma and Mystery Run Deep

By Elisabeth Elo | March 19, 2019

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