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    May's Best International Fiction

    May's Best International Fiction

    Brazilian dark fantasy, Moroccan social criticism, and Swedish thrills

    By Molly Odintz | May 26, 2022

    Representation Matters, or, a Story in Edits

    Representation Matters, or, a Story in Edits

    On word choice and whiteness in publishing.

    By Sandra S. G. Wong | May 26, 2022

    Tenet, Revisited: Why Christopher Nolan’s Most Difficult Film Deserves a Second Chance

    Tenet, Revisited: Why Christopher Nolan’s Most Difficult Film Deserves a Second Chance

    John David Washington and Robert Pattinson in a time-travel espionage caper – this warrants another viewing.

    By Nick Kolakowski | May 26, 2022

    An Interview with Zarqa Nawaz, Author and Creator of <em>Little Mosque on the Prairie</em>

    An Interview with Zarqa Nawaz, Author and Creator of Little Mosque on the Prairie

    "Why can’t you be a practicing Muslim who enjoys life, is fun to be around and respectful of other people’s faiths and life choices?"

    By Molly Odintz | May 26, 2022

    What Really Distinguishes a Crime Novel?

    What Really Distinguishes a Crime Novel?

    Megan Abbott, S.A. Cosby, Laura Lippman, and Ace Atkins share their thoughts with Polly Stewart.

    By Polly Stewart | May 25, 2022

    The 10 Most Captivating Apocalypse Novels

    The 10 Most Captivating Apocalypse Novels

    "All doomsday stories essentially ask the same central dramatic question: at the end of it all, what really mattered?"

    By David Yoon | May 25, 2022

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    • Annie Proulx Stories: New and Selected
    • The Intangibles: Friendship, Fatherhood, and the Love of the Game
    • The Telephone: A New History
    • No Such Thing as Monday
    • O Now!
    • Don't Stop Snowing
    • The Key Biscayne Affair
    • Vocal Break: On Women, Music, and Power
    • Aristocracy, American Style: Class Privilege and the Persistence of Elite Power
    • Ten Lives: How What We Have Shapes Who We Are

    What Happens When Britain's Secret Spies Aren't So Secret Anymore?

    By James Wolff | May 25, 2022

    May Cobb's Favorite Salacious Thrillers

    By May Cobb | May 25, 2022

    The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2022: Summer Reading Edition

    By Molly Odintz | May 24, 2022

    James Lee Burke on Personal Tragedy, National Trauma, and the Search for Salvation

    James Lee Burke on Personal Tragedy, National Trauma, and the Search for Salvation

    "The story of Eden, and how it influences my work, is not the story of a snake in a tree, but the story of what we are doing to the tree – what we are doing to the Garden."

    By David Masciotra | May 24, 2022

    The Most Unforgettable Female Leads in Crime Fiction

    The Most Unforgettable Female Leads in Crime Fiction

    "Whether good, bad, or downright despicable, here are eleven of them you should be getting to know..."

    By Hannah Mary McKinnon | May 24, 2022

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

    By CrimeReads | May 23, 2022

    On Gentrification, Cultural Appropriation, and Community

    On Gentrification, Cultural Appropriation, and Community

    "More than ever, people of color are fighting back to reclaim what has been stolen from us."

    By Rodrigo Ribera d'Ebre | May 23, 2022

    An Author's Dilemma: How to Write Across Genres While Maintaining Your 'Brand'

    An Author's Dilemma: How to Write Across Genres While Maintaining Your 'Brand'

    Tori Eldridge looks at how authors can follow their evolving interests without losing readers.

    By Tori Eldridge | May 23, 2022

    An Interview With Tim Maskell, Location Manager for <em>Shetland</em>

    An Interview With Tim Maskell, Location Manager for Shetland

    “The stories of Shetland are impossible to imagine apart from their setting, steeped as they are in the islands’ brooding skies, barren landscape, and ever-present sea.”

    By Frederick Weisel | May 23, 2022

    Seven Books Where Fun and Games Threaten to Turn Fatal

    Seven Books Where Fun and Games Threaten to Turn Fatal

    definitely not."">"If someone asks if you want to play a game, your go-to answer should be definitely not."

    By Heather Chavez | May 20, 2022

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