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    Five Fabulous Fictional Felines for the Crime Fiction Fan

    Because Cats, Like Crime Novels, are...Sneaky?

    By Clea Simon | January 4, 2019

    10 Crime Books You Should Read in January

    10 Crime Books You Should Read in January

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    How a Drug-Addicted Art Critic Created the Perfect Sleuth for the Jazz Age

    How a Drug-Addicted Art Critic Created the Perfect Sleuth for the Jazz Age

    On S.S. Van Dine and His Elegant Sleuth, Philo Vance

    By John Loughery | January 3, 2019

    Why Regency England Is the Perfect Setting for Mystery

    Why Regency England Is the Perfect Setting for Mystery

    Historical Fiction that Goes Beyond the Romance of Regency (and Gets Pretty Dark)

    By Catherine Lloyd | January 3, 2019

    The Year in Sherlockiana

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    A Very Busy Year in the World of Sherlock Holmes

    By Lyndsay Faye | January 2, 2019

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    Spies in the Speakeasy:
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    True Crime Advice: How Does Sororicide Work?

    True Crime Advice: How Does Sororicide Work?

    And Other Burning Questions from the True Crime Obsessed

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    The Ins and Outs of a K-9 Thriller Partnership

    The Ins and Outs of a K-9 Thriller Partnership

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    The Best Noir Fiction of 2018

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    Crime Fiction Superlatives: The Best and Most of 2018

    Crime Fiction Superlatives: The Best and Most of 2018

    Yearbook Superlatives For the Crime and Mystery World

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    The Best International Crime Fiction of 2018

    The Best International Crime Fiction of 2018

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    By CrimeReads | December 20, 2018

    10 Thrillers You Forgot Take Place During Christmas

    10 Thrillers You Forgot Take Place During Christmas

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    By Dwyer Murphy | December 20, 2018

    On Mental Health, Disbelief, and the Psychological Thriller

    On Mental Health, Disbelief, and the Psychological Thriller

    Carving Out a Space for Belief in a Dubious World

    By Wendy Heard | December 20, 2018

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