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    On Loving Unreliable Narrators and Their Relatable Justifications

    On Loving Unreliable Narrators and Their Relatable Justifications

    They're telling their own stories, and we can't help but empathize.

    By Joshilyn Jackson | August 2, 2019

    Thrillers, Horror, and Gothic Fiction Are All About

    Thrillers, Horror, and Gothic Fiction Are All About "Games"—Twisted Games

    Fiction's most terrifying incarnations of "play"

    By Shannon Kirk | August 2, 2019

    12 New Books You Should Read This August

    12 New Books You Should Read This August

    The Month's Best Crime Fiction, Mysteries, and Thrillers

    By CrimeReads | August 1, 2019

    Korean Noir: A Guide to the Classics

    Korean Noir: A Guide to the Classics

    From the 1950s to today, Korean cinema has been turning out some of the best, strangest, most searching noirs ever made.

    By Tanner Tafelski | July 31, 2019

    July's Best Book Covers

    July's Best Book Covers

    The Best Book Designs in Crime, Mystery, and Thrillers

    By CrimeReads | July 31, 2019

    Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of July

    Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of July

    Miami Noir, Western Icons, and Waterfront Battles

    By CrimeReads | July 31, 2019

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    • The Heights
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    • Just a Shot Away: Martin Scorsese's Life in Film

    The Rise of the Corporate Thriller

    By Chandler Baker | July 30, 2019

    Solving Impossible Crimes: Why Locked-Room Mysteries Still Captivate Crime Fiction Fans

    By Megan Goldin | July 30, 2019

    The Evolution of True Crime Memoirs

    By Lisa Levy | July 29, 2019

    The Crime Novels of Buenos Aires

    The Crime Novels of Buenos Aires

    La Novela Negra is on the rise again, as a new generation of Argentine crime novelists explores the country's underbelly.

    By Paul French | July 29, 2019

    July's Best Debut Crime Novels and Thrillers

    July's Best Debut Crime Novels and Thrillers

    First-Time Novelists Making Notable Debuts

    By CrimeReads | July 26, 2019

    15 Books to Read if You're an <br>Adult Who Loves <em>Veronica Mars</em>

    15 Books to Read if You're an
    Adult Who Loves Veronica Mars

    1984 reference. Did you read that in weightlifting?"">"Wow, a 1984 reference. Did you read that in weightlifting?"

    By Emily Temple | July 26, 2019

    Crime Books That Are Full of Family Secrets

    Crime Books That Are Full of Family Secrets

    8 Tales of Deep, Dark Family Lore

    By Victoria Helen Stone | July 26, 2019

    Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Noir

    Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Noir

    10 classic noirs set in Hollywood studios, backlots, and writers' flops—directors and audiences can't resist the city's dreamers.

    By Zach Vasquez | July 25, 2019

    The Great Cold War Thrillers: Tension, Action, and Moral Ambiguity

    The Great Cold War Thrillers: Tension, Action, and Moral Ambiguity

    "When we look across the Iron curtain we see shadows of ourselves, people almost like us who live in an inverted world."

    By Owen Matthews | July 25, 2019

    Crime Fiction in the Time of Brexit

    Crime Fiction in the Time of Brexit

    Crime fiction is capturing the bitter comedy of Brexit. Here are five novels of politics on the edge.

    By Maggie Gee | July 25, 2019

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