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Five Books With Righteous Female Rage
Exploring the Good for Her subgenre: a sampling of vigilantes, serial killers, and women who are just plain fed up.
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Katherine A. Olson
| November 21, 2023
There’s Nothing Better Than A Good Bad Guy
Why villains must be the protagonists of their own story.
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Tim Maleeny
| November 20, 2023
Cozy Mysteries to Add to Your Christmas Stocking
These cozies are full of holiday cheer
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Sherry Lynn
| November 20, 2023
From Academic to Crime Writer
H.N. Hirsch on crafting a mystery series featuring a gay detective after 40+ years as a professor
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H. N. Hirsch
| November 17, 2023
Romance and Love Triangles in Cozy Mysteries
Christina Romeril with a look at some sleuthers and their love interests.
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Christina Romeril
| November 17, 2023
A List of Jewish Crime Thrillers
It's a short list, but it's a good list!
By
Lee Matthew Goldberg
| November 17, 2023
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1987: The Thrilling-est Year in Hollywood History
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Michael Ledwidge
| November 16, 2023
My First Thriller: Joseph Finder
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Rick Pullen
| November 16, 2023
Thrillers Where Natural Disaster Looms Large
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Gwen Florio
| November 16, 2023
Kenneth Branagh and De-Poiroting Hercule Poirot
Frank Falisi reflects on the launching of a new detective franchise with an old-hat protagonist.
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Frank Falisi
| November 15, 2023
An Argument for the Unintentional Villain
Or, how looking at accidental bad guys helps us understand our own risk of entering into moral grey areas.
By
Lauren Nossett
| November 15, 2023
Healing Through Horror
On the surprising mental health benefits of a scary movie habit
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Preston Fassel
| November 15, 2023
What Spy Fiction Taught Me About Breaking the Rules
Anna Pitoniak on the moral ambiguities of great spy writing.
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Anna Pitoniak
| November 14, 2023
Difficult Women In Historical Fiction: A Reading List
Historical novels place ambitious, unlikeable characters in stark juxtaposition with contemporary cultural ideals.
By
Shelley Blanton-Stroud
| November 14, 2023
The Regency Mystery Arrives to the Ball
Forget Regency Romance. It's time for the Regency Mystery to reign (with, perhaps, a little romance thrown in there)
By
Celeste Connally
| November 14, 2023
Shakespeare's First Folio has been Stolen Many, Many Times
Alicia Andrzejewski and Carole Levin outline some of the most brazen heists of a historic volume.
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Alicia Andrzejewski and Carole Levin
| November 13, 2023
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