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    The Many Faces of Nigel Morland, King of the Crime Fiction Fabulists

    Morland was best known for his mediocre mysteries featuring the mercurial Mrs. Pym. The real story of his life is much stranger.

    September 25, 2024  By Curtis Evans
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    The Detective's Feast

    Martin Walker considers classic crime fiction's epicurean delights

    September 24, 2024  By Martin Walker
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    Jeffrey Archer: My 10 Favourite Agatha Christie Books

    The bestselling author reflects on a lifelong passion for Christie's work.

    September 23, 2024  By Jeffrey Archer
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    Echoes of the Past in Crime Fiction

    Lucy Burdette on the complex psychology of some of our favorite crime novel protagonists

    September 23, 2024  By Lucy Burdette
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    Nancy Drew Never Had a Sister: The New Cozy Sleuths

    Lisa Q. Mathews, a longtime Nancy Drew editor and now a debut author, discusses her turbulent relationship with the mysteries.

    September 20, 2024  By Lisa Q. Mathews
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    The Magic of Maigret

    A.E. Gauntlett on the investigations of a detective who could go anywhere, even "the deepest and darkest recesses of the human psyche."

    September 19, 2024  By A.E. Gauntlett
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    A Tale of Two Cities: Taking My Fictional Detective From Minneapolis to LA

    PJ Tracy shakes up her series with some changes in setting

    September 19, 2024  By P.J. Tracy
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    Librarians on the Case

    Sofie Kelly with a list of mysteries featuring bookish sleuths

    September 18, 2024  By Sofie Kelly
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    The Irresistible Draw of Weddings in Cozy Mysteries

    "There's always the possibility that not all cozy mystery wedding guests will return home safely and alive."

    September 16, 2024  By Allison Brook
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    They Get the Assignment: Alison Gaylin's Favorite Fictional Female Detectives

    These PIs move through the world with their own style.

    September 12, 2024  By Alison Gaylin
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