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    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

    7 'Unlikeable' Women (Characters) You Should Get to Know This Summer

    7 'Unlikeable' Women (Characters) You Should Get to Know This Summer

    Pop culture is full of interesting women challenging stereotypes and ridiculous old questions about likeable characters.

    By Kristen Lepionka | July 10, 2019

    The Wicked Women of 19th Century Fiction

    The Wicked Women of 19th Century Fiction

    On the archetypes of female villainy, from “Women on-the-Make” to “Spiteful Shrews and Harridans.”

    By Laura L. Sullivan | July 8, 2019

    The Most Terrifying Buildings in Literature

    The Most Terrifying Buildings in Literature

    Forget haunted houses—apartments and hotels can be creepy, too.

    By Riley Sager | July 3, 2019

    In Some Crime Novels, London Is More Than a Setting—It's a Character

    In Some Crime Novels, London Is More Than a Setting—It's a Character

    6 Mysteries That Capture the Essence of England's Capital

    By Caz Frear | July 2, 2019

    A Brief History of the Heroes of Black Pulp

    A Brief History of the Heroes of Black Pulp

    Finding inspiration and representation in the slam-bang cool of Black Pulp, past & present.

    By Michael Gonzales | June 27, 2019

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    The Federal Government's <br>War On Margarine

    The Federal Government's
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    Big Butter smear campaigns, margarine criminals, and the long history of pseudo-dairy discrimination.

    By Mike Chase | June 10, 2019

    The Disappearance of Alistair Ainsworth

    The Disappearance of Alistair Ainsworth

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    The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes

    The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes

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    The History of Queer True Crime and the Legacy of Tom Ripley

    The History of Queer True Crime and the Legacy of Tom Ripley

    Queerness in crime fiction, and the long history of real crimes against gay men

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    June's Best New Crime Novels and Thrillers

    June's Best New Crime Novels and Thrillers

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    Cold War Crime Fiction, Then and Now

    Cold War Crime Fiction, Then and Now

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