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Twentysomething Spies: A Rare Breed in the Annals of Espionage Literature

Charles Cumming on an elusive literary figure, the young spy.

January 13, 2022  By Charles Cumming
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The New Killers in Climate Disaster Thrillers

Spoiler: It’s us.

January 13, 2022  By Claire Holroyde
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The Wild Boy Gangs of Weimar Berlin

In Weimar Germany and into the Nazi Era, flamboyantly dressed misfits, most of them gay, created a distinct counterculture in the woods around Berlin.

January 12, 2022  By Peter Mann
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12 Historical Mysteries To Look Forward To In 2022

Palace intrigue in 16th century Korea, hacendados in 19th century Mexico, and so many World War II thrillers...

January 12, 2022  By Molly Odintz
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Alafair Burke: An Appreciation of Female Friendships in Fiction

"Female friendships are a fundamental aspect of women’s experience"

January 12, 2022  By Alafair Burke
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Why T. Jefferson Parker Traded in the Current Day for the Psychedelic Thrills of 1968 Laguna Beach

Head shops, record stores, and rocky beaches are the backdrop for this transportive new novel.

January 11, 2022  By T. Jefferson Parker
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I Wrote A Book. It Was Adapted Into a Movie. Everything Went Really Well.

Darcey Bell on the surprisingly smooth experience of having her book A Simple Favor adapted for the screen.

January 11, 2022  By Darcey Bell
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Do People Really Know What They Think They Know about Cornell Woolrich?

Biographies have characterized Cornell Woolrich as a self-hating gay man who mistreated women and was far too close to his mother. The truth is much more complicated.

January 10, 2022  By Curtis Evans
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10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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

January 10, 2022  By CrimeReads 
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Research Station Noir: Crime Fiction in Antarctica

"Crime and the City" visits a vast, frozen land full of competitive researchers cut off from civilization.

January 10, 2022  By Paul French
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