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    Murder, Mystery, and Midwestern Noir

    Murder, Mystery, and Midwestern Noir

    'Midwestern Noir is what happens when you take all the elements of Nordic Noir and plant them in what even midwesterners refer to as "the middle of nowhere."'

    By Hannah Morrissey | January 23, 2023

    Madam Tomahawk

    Madam Tomahawk

    Nick Kolakowski

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 19, 2023

    North Atlantic Noir

    North Atlantic Noir

    Dark novels from both sides of the pond.

    By Samuel Martin | January 18, 2023

    Colin Cotterill Is on a Mission to Write Something That Will Make You Shout with Glee

    Colin Cotterill Is on a Mission to Write Something That Will Make You Shout with Glee

    The crime writer's circuitous journey from cinemas to educational sitcoms in Thailand to crime novels.

    By Colin Cotterill | January 18, 2023

    Lone Woman and Cub: The Divergent Paths of Two Neo-Noirs

    Lone Woman and Cub: The Divergent Paths of Two Neo-Noirs

    A double feature with John Cassavetes' 'Gloria' and Erick Zonca's 'Julia'

    By Scott Adlerberg | January 13, 2023

    Kelly J. Ford's New Novel, The Hunt: An Exclusive Cover Reveal and Conversation

    Kelly J. Ford's New Novel, The Hunt: An Exclusive Cover Reveal and Conversation

    Kelly J. Ford and Alex Segura discuss her latest novel

    By Alex Segura | January 13, 2023

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    The Most Anticipated Crime Fiction of 2023

    By Molly Odintz | January 12, 2023

    The New L.A. Crime Canon

    By Jordan Harper | January 10, 2023

    7 Crime Movies That Should Have Been the First in a Series

    By Keith Roysdon | January 6, 2023

    10 Crime Novels You Should Read This January

    10 Crime Novels You Should Read This January

    10 fantastic new books out in January that run the gamut from hardboiled noir to comical caper...

    By Molly Odintz | January 5, 2023

    Good Company: Mickey Haller and the Enduring Appeal of 'The Lincoln Lawyer'

    Good Company: Mickey Haller and the Enduring Appeal of 'The Lincoln Lawyer'

    Michael Connelly's lawyer and LA-operator guides readers through "the world without truth."

    By Bruce Riordan | January 5, 2023

    We Need More Nuanced Portrayals of Sex Workers

    We Need More Nuanced Portrayals of Sex Workers

    Adele Parks looks at some of the best fictional portrayals of sex workers, and asks why the media so often relies on stereotype.

    By Adele Parks | January 5, 2023

    Mr. Inbetween: It's Time to Appreciate the Genius of This Very Australian Noir

    Mr. Inbetween: It's Time to Appreciate the Genius of This Very Australian Noir

    Andrew Nette on the Australian/American hit man show that always defied expectations.

    By Andrew Nette | January 4, 2023

    Crime and the City: Karachi

    Crime and the City: Karachi

    Pakistan's most populated city has a big tradition of books that explore crime and corruption.

    By Paul French | January 3, 2023

    It’s a Wonderful Noir: Exploring the Seedy Underbelly of a Christmas Classic

    It’s a Wonderful Noir: Exploring the Seedy Underbelly of a Christmas Classic

    The quintessential Christmas movie is also a reverse noir.

    By Michael Ledwidge | December 23, 2022

    The Ladies of (Modern) LA Noir 

    The Ladies of (Modern) LA Noir 

    The Los Angeles crime fiction scene is as strong as ever, and these authors are at the forefront.

    By Alex Kenna | December 20, 2022

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