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    Agatha On Board: Boats in the Mysteries of Agatha Christie

    Agatha On Board: Boats in the Mysteries of Agatha Christie

    The Queen of Crime loved a good seafaring murder.

    By Naomi Kaye | July 23, 2025

    Agatha Christie Will Save Us All

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    6 Films Silvia Moreno-Garcia Recommends for Writers

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    Julie Clark on Speaking Up, Standing Out, and Her New Suspense Novel, 'The Ghostwriter'

    Julie Clark on Speaking Up, Standing Out, and Her New Suspense Novel, 'The Ghostwriter'

    A conversation about persistence and suspense.

    By John B. Valeri | July 21, 2025

    Your Guide to Not Getting Murdered in Buckingham Palace

    Your Guide to Not Getting Murdered in Buckingham Palace

    "This isn’t just a palace, it’s a fortress."

    By Daniel O'Malley | July 16, 2025

    Polly Stewart: Why I Had to Write About Modern-Day Moonshiners

    Polly Stewart: Why I Had to Write About Modern-Day Moonshiners

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    Elly Griffiths on Victorian London, Time Travel, and Her New Mystery, 'The Frozen People'

    A wide-ranging conversation with the bestselling author.

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    The Murder Mystery: Keeping It Fresh

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    Isis Crawford: What Baking Means to Me As a Mystery Writer

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    Cooking was the first form of magic in Isis Crawford's life. Writing became the second.

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    The Locked Room, Island-Style: Writing a Mystery Where Paradise Turns Deadly

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