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

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

    Taking a journey through medical history.

    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

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    Can You Really Separate Edgar Allan Poe's Work from His Life?

    By Sarah Weinman | June 19, 2020

    Are We Only Capable of Writing Liars?

    Are We Only Capable of Writing Liars?

    An author reflects on an attempt to write a truthful narrator.

    By Elizabeth Kay | June 18, 2020

    Crime in a Tenured Position: <br>The Feminist Mysteries of Carolyn Heilbrun

    Crime in a Tenured Position:
    The Feminist Mysteries of Carolyn Heilbrun

    As Amanda Cross, Carolyn Heilbrun used her Kate Fansler series to explore academia, politics, and modern womanhood.

    By Marlowe Benn | June 17, 2020

    How the Flavia de Luce Series Investigates the Traditional English Village Murder Mystery

    How the Flavia de Luce Series Investigates the Traditional English Village Murder Mystery

    On death, preservation, genius, detectives, villages, and eighteenth-century graveyard poems

    By Olivia Rutigliano | June 16, 2020

    Vera Kelly is Not a Mystery

    Vera Kelly is Not a Mystery

    Rosalie Knecht

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 16, 2020

    The Mostly Forgotten Irish Crime Novelist at the Center of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction

    The Mostly Forgotten Irish Crime Novelist at the Center of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction

    On the enormously influential works of a Golden Age innovator.

    By Shane Mawe | June 15, 2020

    We're on a Mission to Help You Parse Through All the Crime Books with 'Girl' in the Title

    We're on a Mission to Help You Parse Through All the Crime Books with 'Girl' in the Title

    The third installment of The Great Disambiguation Project

    By Lisa Levy | June 15, 2020

    Growing Up In a Small Town, Books Opened My World

    Growing Up In a Small Town, Books Opened My World

    How fiction helped me learn about the world beyond my small mining town—and gave me a new understanding of my home.

    By J.A. Jance | June 12, 2020

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