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What If the Baker Street Irregulars Were the Ones Really Solving All Those Mysteries?

A first look at the new Netflix series that turns the world of Sherlock Holmes on its head. (Yes, Holmes and Watson are villains.)

One Author's Top 10 Queer Protagonists in Crime Fiction

Some of the most memorable characters in crime fiction are queer. Russ Thomas wanted to find them all.

What's Left to Write About Strange and Frightening Houses? Plenty, Actually.

Creepy houses can be found throughout literature. And that was before "smart homes" came around.

Crocodile Tears

Mercedes Rosende, translated by Tim Gutteridge

A Roundtable Discussion on Mentorship In Publishing

Meet the Mentors and Mentees of Pitch Wars, A Program For Authors To Learn the Ropes

February's Best International Crime Fiction

A Chinese procedural, a German thriller, and plenty of Eastern European intrigue

Meet the New Generation of Crime Authors Who Got Their Starts in YA

"Those who’ve never read YA are quick to judge it. They wouldn’t know the children’s market is a forge."

An Elegy for the Quiet Genius of Counterpart

That cross-genre sci-fi spy thriller is just as confusing as you've heard and probably the best espionage series in years.

The Ghosts of Oxford: A Love Letter to a Haunted City

Specters from the literary past stalk the streets of an ancient university town with a rich history.

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A first look at the new Netflix series that turns the world of Sherlock Holmes on its head. (Yes, Holmes and Watson are villains.)

Some of the most memorable characters in crime fiction are queer. Russ Thomas wanted to find them all.

Creepy houses can be found throughout literature. And that was before "smart homes" came around.

Mercedes Rosende, translated by Tim Gutteridge

Meet the Mentors and Mentees of Pitch Wars, A Program For Authors To Learn the Ropes

The cozy mystery groundwork was laid almost 100 years ago, by Agatha Christie herself. Today's authors are pushing the genre into new territory.

A Chinese procedural, a German thriller, and plenty of Eastern European intrigue

"Those who’ve never read YA are quick to judge it. They wouldn’t know the children’s market is a forge."

That cross-genre sci-fi spy thriller is just as confusing as you've heard and probably the best espionage series in years.

Specters from the literary past stalk the streets of an ancient university town with a rich history.

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