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    The Best New Crime Shows This Month: November

    The Best New Crime Shows This Month: November

    Neo-western revenge thrillers, Stallone goes South, wartime British madness, and more.

    By Dwyer Murphy | October 28, 2022

    Reviving the Restoration: How I Choose Locations for My Historical Thrillers

    Reviving the Restoration: How I Choose Locations for My Historical Thrillers

    Modern London offers plenty of inspiration to the historical novelist tracing the paths of yore.

    By Robert Lloyd | October 28, 2022

    What's Fall without a Cozy Mystery?

    What's Fall without a Cozy Mystery?

    Or, the hygge guide to autumn reading.

    By Christin Brecher | October 28, 2022

    Mature Sleuths Show Us Getting Older Means Getting Better

    Mature Sleuths Show Us Getting Older Means Getting Better

    A celebration of cozy mysteries with older protagonists

    By Christina Romeril | October 27, 2022

    9 Works of Dark Humor Perfect for Halloween

    9 Works of Dark Humor Perfect for Halloween

    Humor "serves as a crucial utensil to consume grief or fear or humiliation piece by piece, lest it consumes us."

    By Claudia Lux | October 26, 2022

    ‘The Name of the Game’: The Vintage Show That Asked, What if People Magazine Writers Solved Crimes?

    ‘The Name of the Game’: The Vintage Show That Asked, What if People Magazine Writers Solved Crimes?

    In a crowded field of cops and detectives, these TV journalists followed a different path.

    By Keith Roysdon | October 20, 2022

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    Dead Men Do Talk Back: Taking Inspiration from the Film "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir"

    By Cleo Coyle | October 18, 2022

    On Writing A Five Book Series That Can Be Read In Any Order

    On Writing A Five Book Series That Can Be Read In Any Order

    Lee Matthew Goldberg on the art of writing a series in which each can be read as a standalone.

    By Lee Matthew Goldberg | October 17, 2022

    <em>Magpie Murders</em> is a Brisk, Dexterous Murder Mystery about the Fun of Reading

    Magpie Murders is a Brisk, Dexterous Murder Mystery about the Fun of Reading

    Olivia Rutigliano on the delightful new adaptation of Anthony Horowitz's beloved whodunnit

    By Olivia Rutigliano | October 14, 2022

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    Mysteries on the Stereo

    Mysteries on the Stereo

    Natalie Lund on family road trips, audiobooks, and the pain of losing a mother.

    By Natalie Lund | October 12, 2022

    Get Some Perspective: How Crime Novels Use POV to Reveal Their True Mysteries

    Get Some Perspective: How Crime Novels Use POV to Reveal Their True Mysteries

    Adam Hamdy on the delicate craft of perspective in suspense

    By Adam Hamdy | October 11, 2022

    Bad Behavior and Funny Ladies: Antiheroines to Have a Drink With

    Bad Behavior and Funny Ladies: Antiheroines to Have a Drink With

    Wendy Church on the characters you want to spend more time with.

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    A Tour Through the Underbelly of Rome

    A Tour Through the Underbelly of Rome

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