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Mystery
Almost Two Centuries of Impossible Crimes: Locked Rooms in Detective Fiction
Katharine Schellman on “the grandest game in the world.”
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Katharine Schellman
| August 23, 2022
A Few Long-Running Mystery Series Set in the World of Antiques and Collectibles
Zac Bissonnette on a micro-world of intrigue and obsession
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Zac Bissonnette
| August 19, 2022
The World of Philo Vance, Spectator of Life
Ragnar Jonasson on S.S. Van Dine, the man behind one of America's most celebrated detectives.
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Ragnar Jonasson
| August 16, 2022
What's In a Name?
For crime fiction writers, few questions are more important.
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W.A. Winter
| August 16, 2022
Writing a Romance versus Writing a Mystery
Kitt Crowe on writing in two different genres, and how their demands change an author's approach.
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Kitt Crowe
| August 16, 2022
The Best Underrated Mystery Series Streaming Now
Kris Calvin on four mystery series with the potential to be your next bingeing obsession.
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Kris Calvin
| August 15, 2022
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| August 12, 2022
Pages Upon Pages: 5 Favorite Books-Within-Books
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| August 11, 2022
Explore the City Side of the Light-Hearted Mystery
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| August 10, 2022
Hold the Backstory: Or, How To Open Your Novel with a Bang
"Now that’s what I call a thrilling, reach-out-and-grab-ya opening."
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Laura Childs
| August 9, 2022
Damascus: Crime Writing in the World’s Oldest Capital City
Crime and the City surveys the crime literature of Syria's capital
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Paul French
| August 8, 2022
What Can Cooking School Teach a Mystery Writer?
"Many of the skills taught in cooking school...are similar and parallel to those required to write a compelling story."
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Leslie Karst
| August 5, 2022
The Philosophy of Crimes Without Memory
"How much are we being manipulated by our recollections? Are we our lives or our memories?"
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Michael Paul Kozlowsky
| August 5, 2022
The Best New Crime Novels of the Month: August 2022
Featuring new books from Winnie M. Li, Gabino Iglesias, Meg Gardiner, and more.
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CrimeReads
| August 4, 2022
Jigsaw Puzzles for Crime Fans
Time to take a break from solving mysteries to solve...puzzle mysteries!
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Molly Odintz
| August 2, 2022
A List of Nautical Mysteries
Cool off with these seafaring cozy adventures.
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Gabby Allan
| August 1, 2022
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