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    Historical Crime Novels Featuring Agatha Christie Vibes

    Historical Crime Novels Featuring Agatha Christie Vibes

    Fiona Davis recommends works that "incorporate Christie’s signature moves and...keep you on the edge for the entire ride"

    By Fiona Davis | January 8, 2025

    Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)

    Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)

    On interpretation, familiarity, and the rich potential waiting in the wings.

    By Isa Arsén | January 7, 2025

    Ike’s Girls: America’s First Women’s Expeditionary Force

    Ike’s Girls: America’s First Women’s Expeditionary Force

    Kristi Jones on the forgotten stories of women who served in combat theaters during WWII.

    By Kristi Jones | December 16, 2024

    Let's Not Forget Charles Dickens's Other Christmas Ghost Stories!

    Let's Not Forget Charles Dickens's Other Christmas Ghost Stories!

    He loved writing these. There are very many.

    By Olivia Rutigliano | December 11, 2024

    8 Books about Women Keeping Secrets

    8 Books about Women Keeping Secrets

    "The thing about secrets—especially in novels—is that they always come out eventually..."

    By Midge Raymond | December 2, 2024

    Researching the Historical Mystery Setting, or, The Importance of a Site Visit

    Researching the Historical Mystery Setting, or, The Importance of a Site Visit

    Exploring your setting IRL is the best way to get the details right—and the local experts on your side

    By Clara McKenna | November 22, 2024

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    Jacquie Pham On Historical Fiction, Colonialism, and "the Many Imbalances that Wealth, Gender, and Power Wield."

    By Jenny Bartoy | November 13, 2024

    7 Historical Mysteries Where Political Intrigue Fuels the Plot

    By Celeste Connally | November 13, 2024

    Victimhood or Empowerment: The Two Faces of Female Criminality

    By Clare Whitfield | November 7, 2024

    Dominic Nolan on Historical Crime Fiction, London, and Cycles of Violence

    Dominic Nolan on Historical Crime Fiction, London, and Cycles of Violence

    A conversation with the author of 'White City'

    By Baynard Woods | November 6, 2024

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    What an aristocratic mass murderer of the Russian Civil War teaches us about rising fascism today

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    Resurrecting Christopher Marlowe As a Queer Icon

    Resurrecting Christopher Marlowe As a Queer Icon

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    Indian Migration to North America: A Tale Worth Telling

    Indian Migration to North America: A Tale Worth Telling

    Asha Greyling on the unsung immigrant community that helped build the foundation of America.

    By Asha Greyling | October 16, 2024

    A Murder of Ladies MacBeth

    A Murder of Ladies MacBeth

    Four New and Upcoming Novels Featuring the Much-Maligned Character

    By Molly Odintz | October 10, 2024

    The Best Medieval Crime Novels

    The Best Medieval Crime Novels

    In which Anna Rasche, author of The Stone Witch of Florence, muses on those diverse qualities which make the Middle Ages an excellent setting for criminal tales, and humbly offers her favorite titles in this genre.

    By Anna Rasche | October 8, 2024

    The Arizona Trunk Killer: On the 1932 Murders That Shocked the World

    The Arizona Trunk Killer: On the 1932 Murders That Shocked the World

    In 1932, Ruth Judd killed two of her friends and stuffed them inside a travel trunk. Why was it so hard to believe in her guilt?

    By Laurie Notaro | October 8, 2024

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