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Traitor's Dance

Traitor's Dance

Jeff Abbott

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 23, 2022

Can the Tech Industry Be Trusted to Police Itself?

Can the Tech Industry Be Trusted to Police Itself?

Why the largely self-regulated world of venture-backed start-ups has spawned some of the most intriguing criminal scandals.

By Mike Trigg | August 19, 2022

On Alternative Futures and the Fear of Science

On Alternative Futures and the Fear of Science

"Criminalizing science tends to be about control, not ethics."

By Katelyn Monroe Howes | August 12, 2022

Meg Gardiner: What It Was Like to Write a Prequel/Sequel to the Classic Film 'Heat' with Michael Mann

Meg Gardiner: What It Was Like to Write a Prequel/Sequel to the Classic Film 'Heat' with Michael Mann

How does an author immerse herself in the world of Neil McCauley, Vincent Hanna, and Chris Shiherlis?

By Meg Gardiner | August 10, 2022

How Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner Made 'Heat 2' – An Opus of International Crime

How Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner Made 'Heat 2' – An Opus of International Crime

The evolution of an iconic crime story.

By Nick Kolakowski | August 9, 2022

Damascus: Crime Writing in the World’s Oldest Capital City

Damascus: Crime Writing in the World’s Oldest Capital City

Crime and the City surveys the crime literature of Syria's capital

By Paul French | August 8, 2022

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A Question of Character: On James Patterson and Diversity in Crime Fiction

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Eight Novels Exploring the Transgressions of Young Women

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