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    When Victims Become Detectives

    Dete Meserve on time travel, detective work, and the possibilities envisioned in her new novel, 'The Memory Collectors'

    June 2, 2025  By Dete Meserve
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    The Best Crime Fiction Isn't About Redemption. It's About Endurance.

    "[O]ne of the reasons we read is to watch others struggle."

    June 2, 2025  By Mark Stevens
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    Deanna Raybourn & Jesse Q. Sutanto On Writing Badass Older Sleuths

    Elders are having a moment in crime fiction, and we are all here for it.

    May 30, 2025  By CrimeReads 
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    William Boyle on Jim Thompson’s 'The Getaway'

    "It...feels like desperation itself. Bleeds it from around the edges. There’s something about the prose that is panicked, unrelenting. 

    May 30, 2025  By William Boyle
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    Outlaw Women In Fiction

    Nova Ren Suma discusses female characters who are in defiance and on the run

    May 29, 2025  By Nova Ren Suma
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    The Evolution of Robert Bloch

    The legendary author rode the waves of changing markets, like any other author.

    May 29, 2025  By Keith Roysdon
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    Crime Never Sleeps in These NYC Mysteries and Thrillers

    Sara Driscoll recommends a smorgasbord of Big-Apple-based crime fiction

    May 29, 2025  By Sara Driscoll
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    The Unexpected Delights of Being a Jeopardy Clue

    Alma Katsu celebrates a banner moment in her career: seeing her novel mentioned on the famed quiz show

    May 28, 2025  By Alma Katsu
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    Danya Kukafka on Revisiting Alice Sebold's 'The Lovely Bones'

    Kukafka and Polly Stewart read and discuss Sebold's modern classic.

    May 28, 2025  By Polly Stewart
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    Because He Can: Paula Bomer on Capturing Entitlement and the Banality of Sociopathy

    In her new novel, 'Stalker,' Bomer writes about an "untalented Mr. Ripley."

    May 28, 2025  By Paula Bomer
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