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Sunny Palm Springs Is A Perfect Setting for Noir
"On a steamy summer day, the residential streets are absent of people and can possess an unsettling quiet. Where is everyone?"
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Barbara DeMarco-Barrett
| July 8, 2021
In True Crime, We Find a Deep, Elusive Connection
The best true crime is an invitation to believe that our opinions and our empathy matter.
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Jessica Chiarella
| July 8, 2021
The Most Murdered Woman in the World
How an early form of true crime set the stage for Paula Maxa, the original scream queen.
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April Snellings
| July 7, 2021
A List of Thrillers About Thrillers (and the People Who Write Them)
Can a book about writing a book really be that exciting? The short answer is: yes!
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David Bell
| July 7, 2021
On Loving, and Leaving, Barcelona
"If I saw the beauty in Barcelona, I also saw the shadows."
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Rupert Thomson
| July 7, 2021
The Art of Rejection: How One Author Pushed Through 41 Rejections and Kept on Waiting for Life-Changing News
To achieve her dream, T.J. Newman first had to cope with the bad news, again and again.
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T.J. Newman
| July 6, 2021
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The Sequelae: A Mother's Trauma and the Discovery of a Forgotten Magdalen Refuge in Manhattan
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I Once Interviewed A Murderer Before He Was Caught. He Seemed Perfectly Normal.
A reporter-turned-crime writer thinks back on an unsettling encounter with a killer.
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Which International Thriller Should You Binge This Weekend? July 4th Edition
Families on the run, gangsters in Berlin, and spies in Warsaw.
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The Case of Perry Mason’s Courtroom Cousin
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J. Kingston Pierce
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Adam Diment Was a Swinging 60s Icon and the Prince of British Spy Fiction—Until He Disappeared
Diment's sexed up spy novels were all the rage in 60s London. Then one day, he was gone.
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Luke Poling
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7 Novels In Which The Dead Step In To Solve Their Own Murders
These books center the experiences of murder victims by allowing them to tell their own stories.
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Hilary Davidson
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Heather Levy on Sex, Drugs, Chronic Pain, and Her New Novel
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10 Novels You Should Read This Month
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