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    Gothic Tea: A Dark History of Tea in Fiction and Real Life

    "The true tale of this botanical beverage is a dark and twisted chronicle..."

    May 28, 2021  By Debra Bokur
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    On Sensationalism, Mormon Fiction, and The Murderous Mormons of Popular Culture

    In mainstream culture, depictions of Mormon villains abound. In fiction written by and for other Mormons, the Mormons are never the bad guys. Mette Ivie Harrison searches for the in-between.

    May 27, 2021  By Mette Ivie Harrison
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    Fiction is Full of Blameless Victims, But What About Those Who Deserve Both Empathy and Reprimand?

    "It is so common for the hurt to hurt others, and yet we spend very few reading experiences within the minds of ‘villains’."

    May 27, 2021  By Nancy Tucker
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    Have A Sweet And Cozy Summer With These Delectable Mysteries

    "Whipping up goodies seems to help some cozy sleuths solve crimes."

    May 27, 2021  By Ginger Bolton
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    On Accountability, Artistry, and The Hard Work of Becoming Better People

    There is no one-size-fits-all response to the morality of art and its creators. But we need to evaluate not just the art but the artist (and vice versa).

    May 26, 2021  By David Yoon
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    The Best New Paperback Releases Coming Out This Month

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    John Steinbeck wrote a werewolf murder mystery, but you can't read it.

    Yes, you read that right. No, this is not a prank.

    May 24, 2021  By Vanessa Willoughby
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    Cozy Mysteries Featuring Delicious (and Doable) Recipes

    "The trouble with writing culinary cozies is that people don’t just read the recipes, they make them. Which means the author had better be sure they taste good."

    May 24, 2021  By Krista Davis
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    Safecrackers in Fact and Fiction

    Gentlemen Thieves, Consummate Professionals, and Modern-Day Robin Hoods

    May 21, 2021  By Ashley Weaver
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    22 New Books By Asian-American And Pacific Islander Authors Perfect for Mystery Readers

    Celebrate AAPI month all through the year with these new books from Asian-American authors transforming the genre.

    May 20, 2021  By CrimeReads 
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