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    Vice and Virtue
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    How 18th Century Crime Bulletins Inspired The Earliest Crime Fiction (And the Earliest Backlash Against Crime Fiction)

    By Rebecca Rego Barry | April 8, 2019

    The Victorian Quack: Between Folklore and Science

    The Victorian Quack: Between Folklore and Science

    A Brief Survey of Victorian "Cures"

    By Oscar De Muriel | April 8, 2019

    WWII's Most Decorated Spy Was An American Heiress with A Wooden Leg

    WWII's Most Decorated Spy Was An American Heiress with A Wooden Leg

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    Robert Bloch: The World Explained in 20 Quotes

    Robert Bloch: The World Explained in 20 Quotes

    "Life is only a bedtime story before a long, long sleep."

    By CrimeReads | April 5, 2019

    A Crime Writer's Guide to Poker Obsession

    A Crime Writer's Guide to Poker Obsession

    Time Flies When You're Writing...Or Playing Cards

    By Jane Stanton Hitchcock | April 5, 2019

    A New Theory in the Mystery of Jack the Ripper

    A New Theory in the Mystery of Jack the Ripper

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    Sandy Fawkes: The Reporter and The Serial Killer

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    A Crime Novel for Future Urban Planners

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    John D. MacDonald's Mission to Save Florida

    John D. MacDonald's Mission to Save Florida

    Discovering an Iconic Author—and His Love of Nature

    By Craig Pittman | April 3, 2019

    Why Do We Keep <br>Romanticizing Evil Men?

    Why Do We Keep
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    Enough With Ted Bundy, Already!

    By Scarlett Harris | April 3, 2019

    Adventures in Competitive Crossword Puzzling

    Adventures in Competitive Crossword Puzzling

    Or, How to Write a Fictional Expert When You're a Real Life Amateur

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    Small Town Crime: A World of Possibilities

    Small Town Crime: A World of Possibilities

    7 Modern Classics of Small Town Mystery

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    Mark Bowden: A Brave New World for Nonfiction Writers

    Mark Bowden: A Brave New World for Nonfiction Writers

    In an era when everything is recorded, researchers and authors face new challenges—and new opportunities to find the truth.

    By Mark Bowden | April 2, 2019

    The Month's Best New Crime Fiction: April 2019

    The Month's Best New Crime Fiction: April 2019

    10 Essential Books from the World of Crime, Mystery, and Thrillers

    By CrimeReads | April 2, 2019

    The Birth of the Modern <br>Ghost Story

    The Birth of the Modern
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    On Spiritualism, Seances, and the Evolution of Ghostly Literature

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