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    Two Assassinations (and One Attempt) That Changed The Course of the Russian Revolution

    After the murder of a Chekist and an attempt on his own life, Lenin turned towards more draconian measures to consolidate power and contain international intrigue.

    October 2, 2020  By Jonathan Schneer
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    What's New to Streaming in October: Crime Edition

    Rebecca is headed to Netflix, Bly Manor is haunted, and HBO is having rich people problems.

    October 2, 2020  By Dwyer Murphy
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    On Drawing Inspiration From a Rich History of Ruins

    Britons have long had a fascination with ruins. For Anna Lee Huber they're the start of mystery novels.

    October 2, 2020  By Anna Lee Huber
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    The Grand Tour: Eight Thrillers Featuring Americans in Europe

    These fish-out-of-water crime novels drop their American protagonists across the ocean and into hot water.

    October 1, 2020  By Mark Pryor
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    The Evolution of Jack Reacher

    Lee Child's biographer on the creation of an iconic figure, from the first draft to the published novel.

    September 29, 2020  By Heather Martin
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    Human Resources: How My Conspiracy Fiction Began to Bleed Into My Life

    On Conspiracy, Commodification, and Corporate Nightmares

    September 29, 2020  By Jeremy Robert Johnson
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    Sympathy for the Double Agent

    "Whether fiction or non, the lot of the double agent is rarely a happy one."

    September 28, 2020  By M. L. Huie
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    Six True Crime Books to Read in September

    Cold War spy games, motorcycle gangs, and modern detectives.

    September 25, 2020  By CrimeReads 
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    Ten American Masterpieces That Are Actually Crime Fiction

    At the heart of nearly every great novel, there is a crime.

    September 24, 2020  By Smith Henderson and Jon Marc Smith
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    The Last Agent

    Robert Dugoni

    "Freedom did not come the day a jury exonerated Charles Jenkins of espionage and federal judge Joseph B. Harden declared him “free to go.”"

    September 23, 2020  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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