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    Are Small Town Mysteries Comforting Fictions—or Terrifyingly Relevant?

    Are Small Town Mysteries Comforting Fictions—or Terrifyingly Relevant?

    As the true crime boom continues, and murder is everywhere, we can no longer find comfort in small town settings.

    By Amy K. Green | January 14, 2020

    The Decent Inn of Death

    The Decent Inn of Death

    Rennie Airth

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 14, 2020

    Graham Greene and Dorothy Glover’s Amazing Collection of Victorian Detective Fiction

    Graham Greene and Dorothy Glover’s Amazing Collection of Victorian Detective Fiction

    It began as an affair carried out during the London Blitz. It became one of the world's premiere collections of mystery fiction.

    By Paul French | January 13, 2020

    January's Best Debut <br>Crime Fiction

    January's Best Debut
    Crime Fiction

    7 First Novels to Ring in the New Year

    By CrimeReads | January 9, 2020

    Lost Hills

    Lost Hills

    Lee Goldberg

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 9, 2020

    Reviving the Traditional Mystery for a 21st Century Audience

    Reviving the Traditional Mystery for a 21st Century Audience

    Traditional mysteries used to be all about restoring the status quo. Now, they're just about good people, striving.

    By Sulari Gentill | January 8, 2020

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    The Noir Poetry and Doomed Romanticism of Cornell Woolrich

    By Wallace Stroby | January 8, 2020

    A Look Ahead at Some New Crime and Mystery Series Launching in 2020

    By Jess Lourey | January 7, 2020

    Saint Petersburg: City of Revolution...and Crime Fiction

    By Paul French | January 6, 2020

    The Lure of the Boarding School Mystery

    The Lure of the Boarding School Mystery

    Let fiction take you inside these bastions for the wealthy...

    By J. T. Ellison | January 6, 2020

    A Brief History of Strong Women in Mystery

    A Brief History of Strong Women in Mystery

    From Rebecca to Kinsey Millhone, a look at women characters who buck tradition and leave their mark.

    By Charles Todd | January 6, 2020

    The Year in Sherlock Holmes

    The Year in Sherlock Holmes

    A Sherlockian Review of 2019

    By Lyndsay Faye | January 3, 2020

    10 Novels You Should Read in January

    10 Novels You Should Read in January

    The month's best in crime, mystery, and thrillers.

    By CrimeReads | January 2, 2020

    White Elephant

    White Elephant

    Trish Harnetiaux

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | December 20, 2019

    The Best Books of 2019: Traditional Mysteries

    The Best Books of 2019: Traditional Mysteries

    In the midst of a Golden Age revival, celebrating the best in traditional mystery.

    By CrimeReads | December 19, 2019

    Cozy Mysteries Represent the Way Life Should Be

    Cozy Mysteries Represent the Way Life Should Be

    You know, except for the murders. Except for those.

    By Elizabeth Penney | December 16, 2019

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