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A Real Desire to Write Fake Lawyers

Joey Hartstone always thought he wanted to be a lawyer. But maybe just wanted to be a lawyer in a story.

Your Guide to the Best New Shows Coming Out This Month

Featuring Leaphorn and Chee, Jeff Bridges in a Thomas Perry adaptation, and more Murders in the Building

Robin Peguero: How Proximity to Murder Has Shaped My Life

A Harvard man and a Florida teenager: the author of a new legal thriller looks back at the murderers that set his course.

The Comfort of Dark Crime Fiction in Dark Times

Misha Popp on the viewers who find what they need in Criminal Minds

My First Thriller: David Baldacci

After David Baldacci got the phone call that would change his life, he had to walk back into a roomful of insurance lawyers.

Your Guide to the Best Crime Shows Coming Out This Month

Featuring more Bosch, more Staircase, more Lincoln Lawyer, and most importantly Rosie Perez.

My First Thriller: Robert Dugoni

The bestselling author explains how he bounced around between jobs, agents and publishers, holding onto a dream, and eventually achieving it.

In Defense of a Thriller Trope: “Damsels in Distress”

Nancy Allen spent her career prosecuting felonies in the Ozarks. She urges readers not to turn away from the dangers women face.

Crime and the City: Birmingham

Crime in England’s Second City, “Courtesy of the Peaky B’s”

Crime Fiction in Moscow: Spies Aside, Just Crimes and Very Cold Cases

"Crime and the City" visits a world of smugglers, defectors, and Thieves in Law.

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Joey Hartstone always thought he wanted to be a lawyer. But maybe just wanted to be a lawyer in a story.

Featuring Leaphorn and Chee, Jeff Bridges in a Thomas Perry adaptation, and more Murders in the Building

A Harvard man and a Florida teenager: the author of a new legal thriller looks back at the murderers that set his course.

Misha Popp on the viewers who find what they need in Criminal Minds

After David Baldacci got the phone call that would change his life, he had to walk back into a roomful of insurance lawyers.

Featuring more Bosch, more Staircase, more Lincoln Lawyer, and most importantly Rosie Perez.

The bestselling author explains how he bounced around between jobs, agents and publishers, holding onto a dream, and eventually achieving it.

Nancy Allen spent her career prosecuting felonies in the Ozarks. She urges readers not to turn away from the dangers women face.

Crime in England’s Second City, “Courtesy of the Peaky B’s”

"Crime and the City" visits a world of smugglers, defectors, and Thieves in Law.

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