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    The Monsters of Maple Falls

    On suspected serial killers, unsolved disappearances, and stumbled-upon remains in Whatcom County, Washington.

    October 25, 2021  By Spencer Kope
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    Crime Books That Challenge Notions of Inherent Female Goodness

    "Why shouldn’t evil be an equal-opportunity trait?"

    October 25, 2021  By Christina Dalcher
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    Five Thrillers Set In the Woods

    German thriller writer Romy Hausmann wanders deep into the forest with these five tales of woodsy terror....

    October 19, 2021  By Romy Hausmann
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    The Bizarre History of the Many, Many Bond Imitators of 60s and 70s Pop Culture

    For two strange decades, the spawn of Bond were everywhere.

    October 11, 2021  By Keith Roysdon
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    The Obscure French Thriller That May Hold the Secrets to Jack Reacher's World

    In the late '80s, Lee Child—he was still Jim Grant then—picked up a copy of a French novel by Loup Durand. Its influence was profound.

    October 8, 2021  By Heather Martin
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    The Birth of the CIA—And the Soviet Mole Who Had a Hand in Everything

    At a dinner in London, 1946, Kim Philby hinted at an intriguing proposition: the complete merger of American and British intelligence.

    October 7, 2021  By Michael Holzman
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    Switzerland: A Crime Writing Tradition Full of Holes?

    When it comes to crime fiction set in Switzerland, it's all about secrecy.

    October 4, 2021  By Paul French
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    The Books, Tragedies, and Unsolved Mysteries That Inspired a New Novel Connecting Italy and New York

    Vito Racanelli on Itavia Flight 870, Leonardo Sciascia, and more.

    October 1, 2021  By Vito Racanelli
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    How to Add a Layer of Fear to Your Fiction

    When it comes to getting the physiognomical effects of fear right, who cares why your characters are afraid. What matters is how they experience fear.

    October 1, 2021  By DiAnn Mills
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