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    Finding an Epic Crime Novel in a Mountain Ghost Town

    Finding an Epic Crime Novel in a Mountain Ghost Town

    An Editor Treks Calabria Searching for Roots and a Story

    By Juliet Grames | March 15, 2019

    Michael Connelly on Cold Cases, Police Stories, and His New Podcast

    Michael Connelly on Cold Cases, Police Stories, and His New Podcast

    With 'Murder Book' Connelly Has a New Approach to Crime

    By Dwyer Murphy | March 14, 2019

    This Best New Thrillers This Month

    This Best New Thrillers This Month

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    Exploring the Ghost Towns of Central Oregon

    Exploring the Ghost Towns of Central Oregon

    A Father and Daughter's Journey Through Abandoned America

    By Glen Erik Hamilton | March 14, 2019

    March's Best International Crime Fiction

    March's Best International Crime Fiction

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    By CrimeReads | March 13, 2019

    The Long Strange History of Novelists Who Became Spies

    The Long Strange History of Novelists Who Became Spies

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    The Death of the Superhero: The Crime of Killing Off Good & Evil

    The Death of the Superhero: The Crime of Killing Off Good & Evil

    Why We'll Always Resurrect Superheroes and Follow Private Eyes

    By T.J. Martinson | March 12, 2019

    9 Thrillers With Rich, Atmospheric Settings

    9 Thrillers With Rich, Atmospheric Settings

    From the Liquid Missouri Heat to Collegiate New England

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    Abandoned Estates, Empty Hotels, and Isolated Schools

    Abandoned Estates, Empty Hotels, and Isolated Schools

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    10 Thrillers Featuring All-
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    When the British Tried to Assassinate Napoleon

    When the British Tried to Assassinate Napoleon

    How The Brits Invented The First Improvised Explosive Device

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    Catching Up on the Case Against Adnan Syed

    Catching Up on the Case Against Adnan Syed

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    Remembering 'The Shield' and an Iconic Antihero

    Remembering 'The Shield' and an Iconic Antihero

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