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    Visually Striking Mysteries

    Visually Striking Mysteries

    8 Mysteries with Images That Will Stay With You...Possibly Forever

    By Sarah J. Harris | June 19, 2018

    Classic Supernatural Thrillers

    Classic Supernatural Thrillers

    7 Great Thrillers That Traffic in the Strange and Supernatural

    By Carsten Stroud | June 18, 2018

    Crime Fiction's Best (And Worst) Meals

    Crime Fiction's Best (And Worst) Meals

    From Sherlock's English Breakfasts to Philip Marlowe's BBQ to Madame Maigret’s Coq au Vin

    By Martin Walker | June 18, 2018

    8 of the Worst Fathers in Modern Suspense

    8 of the Worst Fathers in Modern Suspense

    There Are Lots of Great Dads. But Not In Crime Novels.

    By Carissa Chesanek | June 15, 2018

    Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

    Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

    How Forensic Science, Jack the Ripper, and MacBeth
    Influenced Stoker's Masterpiece

    By Oscar De Muriel | June 15, 2018

    One Crime Novel for Every Country in the World Cup

    One Crime Novel for Every Country in the World Cup

    A Mystery Lover's Guide to the World's Greatest Sporting Event

    By CrimeReads | June 14, 2018

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    We Need More Stories About
    Tough Women

    By Jenni L. Walsh | June 13, 2018

    The Gothic Horrors
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    By Liz Nugent | June 13, 2018

    Historical Crime Fiction is More Than an Escape

    By Laurie R. King | June 12, 2018

    9 Debut Crime Novels to Read This June

    9 Debut Crime Novels to Read This June

    Summer's Most Promising First Novels in Crime and Mystery

    By CrimeReads | June 11, 2018

    Subverting the Male Gaze in <em>Killing Eve</em>

    Subverting the Male Gaze in Killing Eve

    On the Power of Women to Observe Each Other

    By Mimi Wong | June 8, 2018

    A Stone's Throw

    A Stone's Throw

    James W. Ziskin

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 8, 2018

    How to Name Your Crime Novel

    How to Name Your Crime Novel

    Find Out the Title of Your Next Bestselling Thriller

    By CrimeReads | June 7, 2018

    Island of the Mad

    Island of the Mad

    Laurie R. King

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 7, 2018

    Queer Friendship and the Psychological Thriller

    Queer Friendship and the Psychological Thriller

    Desire, Identity, and Violence in Classic Thrillers

    By Tara Isabella Burton | June 6, 2018

    Last Girl Gone

    Last Girl Gone

    J. G. Hetherton

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 6, 2018

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