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    Who Do You Think You Are? A List of Identity-Switching Mysteries

    "[A]dopting a new name, a new backstory, a new reality, always makes for an intriguing story."

    February 15, 2022  By Deanna Raybourn
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    Can The Thin Man Serve as a Gateway to Cozy Mysteries?

    Hammett's classic screwball noir and the 1934 film adaptation might just convince noir fans to give cozies a chance.

    February 15, 2022  By Michelle Hillen Klump
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    Time To Curl Up with a "Quozy" - A Queer Cozy Mystery

    Rob Osler on the long awaited rise of a sub-genre.

    February 14, 2022  By Rob Osler
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    Death on the Nile is one of Agatha Christie's Most Insightful Mysteries

    Stopping for a moment to appreciate the text of a frequently adapted novel.

    February 11, 2022  By Julia Sirmons
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    Death on the Nile is Predictably Cursed by Its Troublesome Cast

    Despite Branagh’s Best Efforts, the New Agatha Christie Adaptation Soured on the Shelf

    February 11, 2022  By Marah Eakin
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    Book of Cold Cases

    Simone St. James

    "I was tired at work the next day, because I’d stayed up later than I should have, working on the Book of Cold Cases."

    February 10, 2022  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    Sara Gran Considers The Art of Suspense

    Or, Five Pointers to Keep Your Readers Riveted

    February 8, 2022  By Sara Gran
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    Gone, But Not Forgotten: 12 Great Mystery Authors Readers Still Love

    Rick Bleiweiss on the dearly departed crime novelists he returns to again and again.

    February 7, 2022  By Rick Bleiweiss
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    Saved By Quilting: A Crime Writer's Ode To Crafting

    How moving to Paducah, Kentucky, the quilting capital of the world, helped one mystery novelist recover from deep depression.

    February 7, 2022  By Bruce Leonard
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    Sleuth Youths

    Enduring lessons from three great junior detectives of literature

    February 4, 2022  By Stuart Gibbs
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