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    Writing History When the Crime Is Stranger Than Fiction

    When it comes to Soviet espionage and the Alger Hiss episode, fiction has to work hard to keep up with the deceptions.

    May 17, 2022  By David Adams Cleveland
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    23 New Books By Asian-American And Pacific Islander Authors Perfect for Mystery Readers

    Celebrate AAPI month all through the year with these new books from Asian-American authors transforming the genre.

    May 17, 2022  By CrimeReads 
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    Robin Peguero: How Proximity to Murder Has Shaped My Life

    A Harvard man and a Florida teenager: the author of a new legal thriller looks back at the murderers that set his course.

    May 17, 2022  By Robin Peguero
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    Adrian McKinty on Family, Survival, and Finding Inspiration in 1970s Thrillers

    The author traces his new thriller back to an incident on a remote Australian island and repeated viewings of Deliverance

    May 17, 2022  By Dwyer Murphy
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    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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

    May 16, 2022  By CrimeReads 
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    The Comfort of Dark Crime Fiction in Dark Times

    Misha Popp on the viewers who find what they need in Criminal Minds

    May 16, 2022  By Misha Popp
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    We've All Seen the TV Shows, But What Does a Forensic Anthropologist Really Do?

    Evie Hawtrey talks with Dr. Cassandra Kuba about her career in bones (and also her consulting work on Bones)

    May 16, 2022  By Evie Hawtrey
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    Haunted Dolls, Curses, and a True Crime Voodoo Cold Case

    Research leads author Susan Furlong on a trip to Alabama to interview haunted doll collector, Kevin Cain.

    May 16, 2022  By Susan Furlong
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    Which International Thriller Should You Binge This Weekend?

    Do you feel more like Hungarian student radicals or deep-cover hostile-country spies?

    May 13, 2022  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Black and White and Noir All Over: A Brief History of Vintage Newspaper Crime Comic Strips

    Keith Roysdon on a once wildly popular, now mostly forgotten art.

    May 13, 2022  By Keith Roysdon
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