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Murder in Chianti

Murder in Chianti

Camilla Trenchieri

By CrimeReads Excerpts | July 8, 2020

Growing up Queer in Texas—and Discovering a Different World Through the Mysteries of Barbara Vine

Growing up Queer in Texas—and Discovering a Different World Through the Mysteries of Barbara Vine

"How could anyone possibly be accepted as two people at once?"

By John Fram | July 7, 2020

Breathing Through the Wound

Breathing Through the Wound

Víctor del Árbol

By CrimeReads Excerpts | July 7, 2020

The Magic of Reading Arthur Conan Doyle's Letters

The Magic of Reading Arthur Conan Doyle's Letters

A look inside the private correspondence of an illustrious figure.

By Mick Finlay | July 3, 2020

The Rise of the True Crime Podcast Novel

The Rise of the True Crime Podcast Novel

Crime fiction has long had a fascination with reporters. Now, authors are turning their attention to true crime podcasters.

By Kit Frick | July 3, 2020

P. D. James: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

P. D. James: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

She refined the crime novel to its dark, poetic core and created a roster of iconic detectives along the way.

By Neil Nyren | July 2, 2020

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By Katherine St. John | July 1, 2020

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By Kaitlyn Dunnett | July 1, 2020

Fiction That Will Immerse You in Medicine's Long, Messy Past

By Lydia Kang | July 1, 2020

10 Crime Novels About Returning Home

10 Crime Novels About Returning Home

The Prodigal Child Returns in These 10 Thrillers

By Katie Tallo | June 30, 2020

There Are So, So Many Crime Novels With 'Girl' in the Title

There Are So, So Many Crime Novels With 'Girl' in the Title

Part Five in our quest to disambiguate contemporary 'girl' novels.

By Lisa Levy | June 29, 2020

Tiny Mysteries From the Files of the New York Times

Tiny Mysteries From the Files of the New York Times

Because history is full of the small, the inexplicable, and the downright confounding....

By W.M. Akers | June 25, 2020

<em>American Gods</em> has a new annotated version with a Sherlockian twist

American Gods has a new annotated version with a Sherlockian twist

American Gods">Catching up with Leslie Klinger to discuss his "Sherlockian" approach to annotating Neil Gaiman's American Gods

By Aaron Robertson | June 24, 2020

Crime Fiction and the Close, Sometimes Twisted Bonds of Sisterhood

Crime Fiction and the Close, Sometimes Twisted Bonds of Sisterhood

Whether searching for sisters or covering up their crimes, the bonds of family are tightest in crime fiction.

By Sarah Stewart Taylor | June 23, 2020

The Uneasy Noirs of <br>Stephen King

The Uneasy Noirs of
Stephen King

From Bachman to The Outsider, King revels in subtly subverting the rules of mystery.

By Nick Kolakowski | June 22, 2020

There Are More Crime Books with Girl in the Title Than We Ever Imagined

There Are More Crime Books with Girl in the Title Than We Ever Imagined

The Great Disambiguation Project marches on through a crowded field of "girl" books.

By Lisa Levy | June 22, 2020

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