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    What to Watch in November: Your Guide to the Month's Essential Crime TV

    The best thrillers, noir, and true crime docs arriving this month.

    November 8, 2019  By Camille LeBlanc
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    The Siberian Dilemma

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    "A skeleton walked in Gorky Park. Supported by rods and wires, it followed the whim of a technician manipulating a remote control."

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    The Veracity and Heart of Modern Action Thrillers

    Infusing Esoteric Fact and Heritage into Fast-Paced Crime

    November 6, 2019  By Tori Eldridge
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    Poppy Redfern and the Midnight Murders

    Tessa Arlen

    "Police Inspector Hargreaves of Wickham’s Criminal Investigation Department loomed over me as I sat on the edge of my chair."

    November 5, 2019  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    Joseph Kanon: Why Spies Are the Ideal Subjects for Writers

    Two spy novelists sit down to discuss fiction, turning points in history, how we inherited our world from The Third Man.

    November 5, 2019  By Paul Vidich
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    Havana: A World Capital of Crime Fiction

    Crime and the City Visits Cuba

    November 4, 2019  By Paul French
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    5 Action Thrillers to Read This October

    Spies, Cold Cases, and the Sui Generis Thrills of Jack Reacher

    October 30, 2019  By Ryan Steck
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    The KGB's Surprisingly Effective Plan to Exile Solzhenitsyn

    Inside the plan to turn the Soviet Union's most dangerous dissident into the West's least popular defector.

    October 28, 2019  By Andrei Soldatov & Irina Borogan
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    How to Write Crime Fiction Set in the Near Future

    "It isn’t so much about what’s possible, but what’s plausible."

    October 28, 2019  By Steven James
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    Now Streaming in Crime: October

    Your Guide to the Best Noir, Mystery, and Thrillers Now Streaming

    October 25, 2019  By Camille LeBlanc
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