• Historical

    The Butcher's Daughter

    Victoria Glendinnig

    "Forgive me Father, for I have sinned."

    June 20, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    Abraham Lincoln's Last Murder Trial

    The Future President's Last Big Case: Murder or Self-Defense?

    June 18, 2018  By Dan Abrams and David Fisher
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    Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

    How Forensic Science, Jack the Ripper, and MacBeth
    Influenced Stoker's Masterpiece

    June 15, 2018  By Oscar De Muriel
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    We Need More Stories About
    Tough Women

    6 Gritty, Independent Women on Both Sides of The Law

    June 13, 2018  By Jenni L. Walsh
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    Historical Crime Fiction is More Than an Escape

    "Entertainments, with a Razor's Edge of Reality"

    June 12, 2018  By Laurie R. King
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    Roanoke: Secret Maps and the Search for a Lost Colony

    How Art Historians Uncovered a Clue in a Centuries Old Mystery

    June 8, 2018  By Andrew Lawler
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    A Baroque Painter’s Feminist Rage (and Blood Spatter)

    The Transcendent Violence of Artemisia Gentileschi

    June 7, 2018  By Maria Hummel
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    Island of the Mad

    Laurie R. King

    "Sherlock Holmes and I stood shoulder to shoulder, gazing down sadly at the tiny charred corpse."

    June 7, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    10 Essential True Crime Books
    for June 2018

    New Books to Feed Your True Crime Addiction

    June 6, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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    When Presidents Go Sleuthing

    23 Classics of Presidential Mysteries and Thrillers

    June 4, 2018  By J. Kingston Pierce
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