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    Now Is the Time to Read Office Thrillers

    Now Is the Time to Read Office Thrillers

    Bonnie Kistler on work-from-home, return-to-office, and the grand tradition of the office thriller.

    By Bonnie Kistler | February 15, 2022

    Trevanian: An Appreciation for the Godfather of the Mountain Thriller

    Trevanian: An Appreciation for the Godfather of the Mountain Thriller

    Harry Farthing on the long legacy of the once mysterious author, Trevanian

    By Harry Farthing | February 9, 2022

    Crime and the City: Tehran

    Crime and the City: Tehran

    Reading thrillers set in Tehran, you'd be forgiven for thinking the city is half-populated by spies with "one job" to do.

    By Paul French | February 7, 2022

    How Lee Child's <em>Killing Floor</em> Was Transformed Into

    How Lee Child's Killing Floor Was Transformed Into "Reacher"

    After years of waiting, Reacher fans have a new hero—and a story that goes back to the beginning. Lee Child's biographer, Heather Martin, looks at the brand new series.

    By Heather Martin | February 3, 2022

    Paul Vidich on the Pleasures of the Literary Spy Novel and the Ethical Ambiguities of the Late Cold War

    Paul Vidich on the Pleasures of the Literary Spy Novel and the Ethical Ambiguities of the Late Cold War

    Vidich discusses his new novel, a Berlin tale with a nod to Hitchcock and a fascinating basis in the memoirs of Stasi spy chiefs.

    By Alex Segura | February 2, 2022

    The Art of Throwing Truly Memorable Parties – In Suspense Novels

    The Art of Throwing Truly Memorable Parties – In Suspense Novels

    Lara Elena Donnelly on dinner parties, galas, country weekends and the many tortures they inflict on characters with secrets to hide.

    By Lara Elena Donnelly | February 2, 2022

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    Before Starting Your Next Novel, Consider Hitting the Open Road First

    Before Starting Your Next Novel, Consider Hitting the Open Road First

    Nick Petrie couldn't find the right idea for the next novel in his series. So he just started driving.

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    A (Partial) List of YA Mysteries That Crime Readers Will Love

    A (Partial) List of YA Mysteries That Crime Readers Will Love

    These 2021 and 2022 titles are sure to please fans of YA and crime fiction equally.

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    One Step Too Far

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    The Five Michael Douglas Thrillers You Meet in Heaven

    The Five Michael Douglas Thrillers You Meet in Heaven

    Try explaining Michael Douglas to people who weren't there.

    By Dwyer Murphy | January 14, 2022

    Twentysomething Spies: A Rare Breed in the Annals of Espionage Literature

    Twentysomething Spies: A Rare Breed in the Annals of Espionage Literature

    Charles Cumming on an elusive literary figure, the young spy.

    By Charles Cumming | January 13, 2022

    The New Killers in Climate Disaster Thrillers

    The New Killers in Climate Disaster Thrillers

    Spoiler: It’s us.

    By Claire Holroyde | January 13, 2022

    The Wild Boy Gangs of Weimar Berlin

    The Wild Boy Gangs of Weimar Berlin

    In Weimar Germany and into the Nazi Era, flamboyantly dressed misfits, most of them gay, created a distinct counterculture in the woods around Berlin.

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