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    Sherry Thomas' Favorite Mysteries Set on the South West England Coast

    Sherry Thomas' Favorite Mysteries Set on the South West England Coast

    A literary tour of the South West Coast Path from the author of The Vanished Sister

    By Sherry Thomas | October 1, 2026

    5 Horror Novels Set in Grand Country Homes

    5 Horror Novels Set in Grand Country Homes

    Jennifer Thorne recommends Stuart Turton, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, and more

    By Jennifer Thorne | September 30, 2026

    5 Horror Novels Set in Georgia and Written by Georgia Authors (Plus One Honorable Mention)

    5 Horror Novels Set in Georgia and Written by Georgia Authors (Plus One Honorable Mention)

    Michael Wehunt recommends Kristi DeMeester, Flannery O’Connor, and more

    By Michael Wehunt | September 30, 2026

    Melissa Anderson Sweazy on Gifts, Magical Inheritances, and Defying Expectations

    Melissa Anderson Sweazy on Gifts, Magical Inheritances, and Defying Expectations

    The author of The Sisters of Crimson House shares the palm-reading experience that shaped her debut

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    6 Eclectic Historical Mysteries Set in the Early Modern Era

    6 Eclectic Historical Mysteries Set in the Early Modern Era

    Jane Bitomsky recommends as many novels as Henry VIII had wives

    By Jane Bitomsky | September 29, 2026

    Kelly McWilliams on Racial Passing, Tulsa, and Reimagining the Spy Walter F. White

    Kelly McWilliams on Racial Passing, Tulsa, and Reimagining the Spy Walter F. White

    "[B]earing witness was surely the hardest, most soul-shrieking part of Walter’s work."

    By Kelly McWilliams | September 29, 2026

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    Naomi Kaye on the Legacy of the Jonestown Massacre in Literature

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    Abby Geni on Mental Hit Lists, Viking Culture, and the Complexity of Empathy

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    The Most Anticipated Mysteries, Thrillers, and Crime Novels of Fall 2026

    The Most Anticipated Mysteries, Thrillers, and Crime Novels of Fall 2026

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