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    The Killer's Wife

    The Killer's Wife

    Susan Furlong

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | July 26, 2023

    At the Cold, Still Bottom of the Lake: Five Mysteries Set in Still Waters

    At the Cold, Still Bottom of the Lake: Five Mysteries Set in Still Waters

    Alice Blanchard on a lifelong "fascination with eerie, murderous small town lakes"

    By Alice Blanchard | July 25, 2023

    How Layers of History Add a Rich Flavor to Contemporary Mysteries

    How Layers of History Add a Rich Flavor to Contemporary Mysteries

    Celebrating "the secrets old walls hide"

    By Leslie Budewitz | July 20, 2023

    Giving a Detective Series New Life

    Giving a Detective Series New Life

    How to refresh a long-running series without alienating the readers who love it just the way it is.

    By John Verdon | July 18, 2023

    Five Stories Featuring Bad Guys You Love to Root For

    Five Stories Featuring Bad Guys You Love to Root For

    "I love complicated, charismatic, devious, utterly compelling characters. The kind who keep you guessing..."

    By Alex Hay | July 13, 2023

    New England Noir: A Brief, Idiosyncratic History of a Literary Region

    New England Noir: A Brief, Idiosyncratic History of a Literary Region

    Dwyer Murphy on ten modern classics and an enduring question: what's your Dunkin' order?

    By Dwyer Murphy | July 12, 2023

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    Five Great Books from the Borderlands of Mystery, Horror, and the Psychological Thriller

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    Dying Onstage: Performance, Theater, and Deception in Classic Murder Mysteries

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    Honoring a Fictional Lineage of Women Detectives

    By Ripley Jones | July 10, 2023

    Why Cozy Mystery's Amateur Sleuths Are Not Just Busy-Bodies

    Why Cozy Mystery's Amateur Sleuths Are Not Just Busy-Bodies

    Plus, some tips on creating your own amateur sleuth.

    By Debra Sennefelder | July 6, 2023

    Heather Levy On Writing Sex, Kink, and Agency

    Heather Levy On Writing Sex, Kink, and Agency

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    10 New Novels You Should Read This Month

    10 New Novels You Should Read This Month

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    Why Comedy and Crime Novels Are a Perfect Match

    Why Comedy and Crime Novels Are a Perfect Match

    Mark Billingham on the shared structure of a good joke and a good thriller.

    By Mark Billingham | July 5, 2023

    How Murder Mystery Theater Taught Me How to Craft Diabolical Puzzles

    How Murder Mystery Theater Taught Me How to Craft Diabolical Puzzles

    G. T. Karber on entertaining friends with murdles, or murder puzzles.

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    Four Popular Mystery Tropes and Why We Love Them

    Four Popular Mystery Tropes and Why We Love Them

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    Women Detectives Who Changed the Game

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