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    Ian Rankin: There's Nothing </br>Crime Fiction <em>Can't</em> Do

    Ian Rankin: There's Nothing
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    The Creator of D.I. John Rebus on a Career Spanning More Than 30 Years

    By Daneet Steffens | January 24, 2017

    30 Essential Crime Reads Written by Women in the Last 100 Years

    30 Essential Crime Reads Written by Women in the Last 100 Years

    In honor of Agatha Christie

    By Emily Temple | January 12, 2017

    In Praise of the Chaos of Universities

    In Praise of the Chaos of Universities

    Lisa Levy profiles Professor Turned Crime Writer Dr. James Carse

    By Lisa Levy | January 3, 2017

    On the Reading Habits of Notorious Criminals

    On the Reading Habits of Notorious Criminals

    "I’m sure the big part of me is Holden Caulfield. [...] The small part of me must be the Devil."

    By Emily Temple | December 8, 2016

    Val McDermid: 'It Doesn't Get Easier, <br>It Gets Harder!'

    Val McDermid: 'It Doesn't Get Easier,
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    In Conversation with Edinburgh's Master of Crime Fiction

    By Daneet Steffens | December 5, 2016

    Crime Fiction in Hard Times

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    Dark Reads for When the Real World Seems Too Dark

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    Writing Behind Bars: The True Tale of Noir Hero Malcolm Braly

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