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February's Best International Crime Fiction
Central American horror, Scandinavian suspense, and French and Japanese noir
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Molly Odintz
| February 23, 2022
Everything’s Better with Batter
So why aren't there more batter-drenched mysteries to be found?
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Maddie Day
| February 23, 2022
David Lagercrantz on His New International Thriller Inspired by Sherlock Holmes
A cover reveal and some questions for the author of
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| February 22, 2022
Why Rob Hart Needed to Write a Time Travel Hotel Detective Novel
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Time to Discover Your New Favorite Sub-Genre of Fiction
A brief introduction to neo-noir, the New Weird, and hopepunk.
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Richard Thomas
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Valerie Wilson Wesley on Crime Fiction's Pioneering Women of Color
"Black mystery writers and other People of Color will continue to write; the stakes are too high not to."
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| February 22, 2022
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The Underappreciated Genius of 'Claws'
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| February 18, 2022
How Sarah Blake Turned Her Struggles with Allergens Into a Dystopian Thriller Featuring Killer Pollen
On allergies, asthma, and atmosphere
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| February 18, 2022
Inside a Dark Chapter in Medical History
A historical fiction author considers lobotomy and the long struggle for women's autonomy.
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| February 18, 2022
8 Retellings with a Bite of Darkness
These takes on fairy tales and folklore explore the darker side of human nature.
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| February 18, 2022
The Bleak, Propulsive Noir of Simenon's Romans Durs
Maigret was his most famous creation. But his intense, psychological noirs left a legacy all their own.
By
Andrew Nette
| February 17, 2022
A Roundtable Discussion on The Long Path Towards Justice In Publishing
Judges and Winners of the Sisters in Crime's Eleanor Taylor Bland Award on the state of publishing for writers of color today.
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CrimeReads
| February 17, 2022
Detecting Jane: A Possible Cause of Jane Austen’s Early Death
After decades of writing detective novels featuring Jane Austen, Stephanie Barron has developed a theory about the author's death.
By
Stephanie Barron
| February 17, 2022
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