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After the War

After the War

Hervé Le Corre

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 30, 2019

Remembering the Gilded Age's Long-Lost Lady Detectives

Remembering the Gilded Age's Long-Lost Lady Detectives

In an era which restricted women's advancement, a handful of women beat the odds and became investigators.

By Olivia Rutigliano | August 28, 2019

Revisiting a Faded but Still <br>Glittering New York

Revisiting a Faded but Still
Glittering New York

A Crime Writer's Tour Through NYC's Forgotten Art Deco Treasures

By L. A. Chandlar | August 27, 2019

The Catholic School

The Catholic School

Edoardo Albinati

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 19, 2019

The Great Boundary-Breaking Women of Fiction

The Great Boundary-Breaking Women of Fiction

Celebrating 10 strong women who refused to conform and who struggled to find their place in the world.

By Louisa Treger | August 15, 2019

Fake Paintings, Forged Van Goghs, and Finding Inspiration in Unexpected Places

Fake Paintings, Forged Van Goghs, and Finding Inspiration in Unexpected Places

"Why do people fake paintings? Is the motivation profit, vanity, revenge?"

By Clare Clark | August 7, 2019

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Why Write Medieval Mysteries?

By Priscilla Royal | August 7, 2019

The Girl in the Letter

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 2, 2019

12 New Books You Should Read This August

By CrimeReads | August 1, 2019

Back in Time at the <br>Edo-Tokyo Museum

Back in Time at the
Edo-Tokyo Museum

A historical crime writer considers the nature of research, and looks to a national treasure to fill out the rich details of her writing.

By Susan Spann | July 29, 2019

One Good Deed

One Good Deed

David Baldacci

By CrimeReads Excerpts | July 29, 2019

July's Best Debut Crime Novels and Thrillers

July's Best Debut Crime Novels and Thrillers

First-Time Novelists Making Notable Debuts

By CrimeReads | July 26, 2019

July's Best International Crime Fiction

July's Best International Crime Fiction

Nordic Noir, Corruption in Rome, and Locked Doors in Japan

By CrimeReads | July 24, 2019

The Art of Setting Your Crime Novel in a Not-So-Distant Past

The Art of Setting Your Crime Novel in a Not-So-Distant Past

How crime authors capture the little details of life in the 1960s, 70s, and other evocative eras of recent history.

By Wendy Corsi Staub | July 24, 2019

Guilt, Innocence, and Doubt <br>in the Historical Crime Novel

Guilt, Innocence, and Doubt
in the Historical Crime Novel

Resolution is overrated. It's time to embrace doubt instead.

By Laura Purcell | July 16, 2019

Havana to Miami: Crime Fiction Across the Straits of Florida

Havana to Miami: Crime Fiction Across the Straits of Florida

Leonardo Padura & Alex Segura talk about noir, hometowns, homelands, and how being a crime writer in Cuba has evolved.

By Alex Segura | July 15, 2019

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