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    Scalpel and Shadow: Eight Historical Thrillers with Macabre Medical Themes

    Scalpel and Shadow: Eight Historical Thrillers with Macabre Medical Themes

    Tonya Mitchell Recommends Books with Dreadful Diagnoses by A. Rae Dunlap, Noel O’Reilly, and Others

    By Tonya Mitchell | August 19, 2025

    Crime and the City: Austin, Texas

    Crime and the City: Austin, Texas

    Setting Foot in the State's Capital of Cool Crime

    By Paul French | August 19, 2025

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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    The Best Psychological Thrillers of August 2025

    The Best Psychological Thrillers of August 2025

    Beachy thrillers, gothic families, road trip shenanigans, and speculative mind-bogglers

    By Molly Odintz | August 18, 2025

    We Need More Queer Women Characters in Rural Noir

    We Need More Queer Women Characters in Rural Noir

    Tess Sharpe on "writing about women or girls surviving by any means necessary."

    By Tess Sharpe | August 18, 2025

    Quiz: Which Actors ALMOST Played the Leads in these Famous Crime Movies?

    Quiz: Which Actors ALMOST Played the Leads in these Famous Crime Movies?

    Olivia Rutigliano prepares a humorous slate of movie trivia for your weekend

    By Olivia Rutigliano | August 15, 2025

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    Mike Phillips On Colonial Theft, Reparations, and the Genesis of a Classic

    By Mike Phillips | August 15, 2025

    Gregg Olsen On a Haunting Crime and The Snowballing Consequences of Trauma

    By Gregg Olsen | August 15, 2025

    Where Cozies Meet Horror: Auralee Wallace on the Joy of Unexpected Genre Mash-ups

    By Auralee Wallace | August 15, 2025

    <em>Elementary</em> is a Masterclass in Sherlock Holmes Adaptation

    Elementary is a Masterclass in Sherlock Holmes Adaptation

    Marisa Mercurio makes the case for the primacy of the CBS mystery series

    By Marisa Mercurio | August 14, 2025

    Scott Wolven on Rural Noir, Violent Lives, and Everything That Beats at the Heart of Noir

    Scott Wolven on Rural Noir, Violent Lives, and Everything That Beats at the Heart of Noir

    A conversation with the author of 'Hundred Proof', a new collection of short stories

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    Killings Most Quaint: Lucy Burdette on Why Small Towns Make Irresistible Mystery Settings

    Killings Most Quaint: Lucy Burdette on Why Small Towns Make Irresistible Mystery Settings

    A Look at the Fictional Locales in Work by Julia Spencer-Fleming, Jenn McKinlay, and Others

    By Lucy Burdette | August 14, 2025

    <em>Only Murders in the Building</em> Is Back with Season Five

    Only Murders in the Building Is Back with Season Five

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    Napster, Blair Witch, Cubicle Chaos: The Early Internet Relics in Jimmy Juliano's New Novel

    Napster, Blair Witch, Cubicle Chaos: The Early Internet Relics in Jimmy Juliano's New Novel

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    Which Came First, Doctor or Author?: Surprising Affinities Between Writing and Medicine

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    Salvage Buds: Four Sci-Fi and Mystery Sleuths Who Would Get Along With Travis McGee

    Salvage Buds: Four Sci-Fi and Mystery Sleuths Who Would Get Along With Travis McGee

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