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What Journalism Can Teach You About Writing Fiction

Journalists-turned-crime writers reflect on the best habits for writing both news and fiction.

‘The Diplomat’ is a New Breed of Political – and Marital - Thriller

Saving the world is the fun part. Relationships take work.

Taylor Moore on Thrillers in the New Green West

"Don’t be surprised if the environmental activist hero standing between the mustache-twirling villain is a Stetson-clad cowboy."

The Expatriates: Spy Fiction’s Hapless Unfortunates

An exploration of an archetype constantly being drawn into greater geopolitical maneuverings.

Crime and the City: Lhasa

High in the mountains, a holy city, with a long tradition of mysteries and thrillers.

How Ian Fleming Wrote
Casino Royale and Changed Spy Fiction Forever

Kim Sherwood discusses the origins and impact of Ian Fleming's legendary espionage novel in her introduction to a special anniversary edition of the novel from The Folio Society

Top 10 Espionage Novels Centering Women's Stories

Kim Sherwood, the first woman to take on the mantel of writing 007, lists her favorite spy fiction.

Nazi-Hunting in Movies and TV Thrillers, Over the Decades

Pop culture will never get tired of watching people travel to South America to track down Nazi fugitives.

Looking for Intrigue in Istanbul: 7 Espionage Movies Filmed in Istanbul

Poised at the meeting of two continents, and historically a hot spot for spies, Istanbul shows up in many of the best thrillers.

8 Novels Featuring Artificial Intelligence

For fiction writers, the increasing sophistication of AI presents endless possibilities for storytelling.

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Journalists-turned-crime writers reflect on the best habits for writing both news and fiction.

Saving the world is the fun part. Relationships take work.

"Don’t be surprised if the environmental activist hero standing between the mustache-twirling villain is a Stetson-clad cowboy."

An exploration of an archetype constantly being drawn into greater geopolitical maneuverings.

High in the mountains, a holy city, with a long tradition of mysteries and thrillers.

Kim Sherwood discusses the origins and impact of Ian Fleming's legendary espionage novel in her introduction to a special anniversary edition of the novel from The Folio Society

Kim Sherwood, the first woman to take on the mantel of writing 007, lists her favorite spy fiction.

Pop culture will never get tired of watching people travel to South America to track down Nazi fugitives.

Poised at the meeting of two continents, and historically a hot spot for spies, Istanbul shows up in many of the best thrillers.

For fiction writers, the increasing sophistication of AI presents endless possibilities for storytelling.

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