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A primer to the titles and surnames of a crime fiction giant

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Lee Child’s Little Gold Book

A new book of collected writings reveals unexpected insights into Child's journey from Birmingham to a golden retirement.

The Enduring Mystery of Mary Roberts Rinehart, America's Answer to Agatha Christie

She was the bestselling author of the Golden Age of mystery fiction in the US. Is a new generation poised to discover her work?

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The "Three-Dimensional Game-Board" of Agatha Christie's Country Houses

From family estates to Christie's wartime residences, a look at the homes that inspired her settings.

Female Public Defenders Are Unsung Heroines. It Is Long Past Time to Change That.

"The few times that court-appointed advocates for the indigent and despised are portrayed as heroes, they are almost always men."

A Family of Spies

I always knew that my grandfather was a spy. But it wasn't until just before my mother died that I learned she was one too.

A Field Guide to the Long History of Skyjackings

Plane hijackings have been around since the dawn of aviation. From D.B. Cooper to the PFLP, here's an overview of the different eras of our cultural fascination with airplane-takeovers.

In Psychological Thrillers, It's All About the 'Wife'

Move over, girls. There's a new trend in psychological thriller titles. These are the Real Wives of Domestic Suspense.

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A primer to the titles and surnames of a crime fiction giant

Dean Koontz

A new book of collected writings reveals unexpected insights into Child's journey from Birmingham to a golden retirement.

She was the bestselling author of the Golden Age of mystery fiction in the US. Is a new generation poised to discover her work?

Regular Joe by day, murderer by night...

From family estates to Christie's wartime residences, a look at the homes that inspired her settings.

"The few times that court-appointed advocates for the indigent and despised are portrayed as heroes, they are almost always men."

I always knew that my grandfather was a spy. But it wasn't until just before my mother died that I learned she was one too.

Plane hijackings have been around since the dawn of aviation. From D.B. Cooper to the PFLP, here's an overview of the different eras of our cultural fascination with airplane-takeovers.

Move over, girls. There's a new trend in psychological thriller titles. These are the Real Wives of Domestic Suspense.

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