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Why Lawyers Make Such Good (and Bad) Mystery Novelists
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S. A. Cosby: Interview and Cover Reveal
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Florence Fiction: A Criminal Renaissance
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Goodbye Brooklyn: Streets of No Return
Michael Gonzales on the borough—and the community—that shaped his life and art.
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The Language of Brutality
How we speak of violence, what we name it, how we show it, and why it matters.
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Messy Women in Crime Fiction: A Reading List
"There’s just something so compelling about a female character trying to fix her life when it, or she, is in shambles."
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