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    Fairy Tales Have Always Been Dark – Really Dark

    Samantha Larsen on the macabre origins of these little tales of morality and caution.

    February 20, 2024  By Samantha Larsen
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    Why Do Former Lawyers So Often Turn to Writing?

    An ex-lawyer-turned-crime-writer on her many peers in the thriller world

    February 20, 2024  By Suzie Miller
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    When The Suspense Comes From Our Climate Apocalypse

    Sarah Ruiz-Grossman on five books that bring home the creeping devastation of our human-made environmental crisis. 

    February 19, 2024  By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman
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    Bordeaux, City of Wine and Crime Fiction

    "Crime and the City" investigates a French city with a long cultural tradition.

    February 19, 2024  By Paul French
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    From Baker Street to Baking Sleuths 

    Gretchen Rue explains why baking makes for such great mystery.

    February 19, 2024  By Gretchen Rue
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    The 1887 Murder of an “Unknown Woman” That May Have Inspired Carolyn Wells

    Rebecca Rego Barry on the mystery maven's ouevre and the crime that started it all

    February 16, 2024  By Rebecca Rego Barry
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    Six Novels with a Structure of their Own

    Edwin Hill on using story structure to play with perspective and slowly dole out truths

    February 15, 2024  By Edwin Hill
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    YA Authors Kit Frick and Kara Thomas On Writing Their Debut Adult Thrillers

    A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Crime Writing for Teens and Adults

    February 15, 2024  By Kit Frick
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    On Becoming an Accidental Crime Novelist

    "How do I feel about this happy accident? Honestly, pretty great."

    February 15, 2024  By Tom Baragwanath
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    The Power of Neurodiverse Characters in Mysteries

    Brandy Schillace on finding ND representation in the genre.

    February 14, 2024  By Brandy Schillace
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