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    The Choice

    The Choice

    Gillian McAllister

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 4, 2020

    A Writer's Walk Through New York City During the Pandemic

    A Writer's Walk Through New York City During the Pandemic

    An author observes a new reality and wonders how future books will reckon with it.

    By A.F. Carter | June 3, 2020

    Six Thrillers About the Complexities of Family Relationships

    Six Thrillers About the Complexities of Family Relationships

    Dark secrets, close quarters, and old grudges.

    By Louise Jensen | June 3, 2020

    Your Guide to What's Streaming in June: Crime Edition

    Your Guide to What's Streaming in June: Crime Edition

    Perry Mason, international espionage, and more HBO shows that you can reasonably get through in one month.

    By Dwyer Murphy | June 3, 2020

    Seven Years of Darkness

    Seven Years of Darkness

    You-Jeong Jeong

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 3, 2020

    Patrick Hoffman's Intricate Crime Novels Are the Books You Should Be Reading Now

    Patrick Hoffman's Intricate Crime Novels Are the Books You Should Be Reading Now

    Talking civil disputes, global conspiracies, and New York City neighborhoods with the author of Clean Hands

    By Dwyer Murphy | June 2, 2020

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    The Eerie Similarities Between the Start of the 20th Century and Today

    By Matthew Carr | June 2, 2020

    9 Thrillers Featuring Writers As Characters

    By Emily Liebert | June 2, 2020

    The Persuasion

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 2, 2020

    10 Novels You Should Read In June

    10 Novels You Should Read In June

    A look ahead at the month's best crime novels, mysteries, and thrillers.

    By CrimeReads | June 1, 2020

    Graphic Content: Chris Claremont and the Making of an X-Men Icon

    Graphic Content: Chris Claremont and the Making of an X-Men Icon

    The legendary X-Men writer on the idea of Dark Phoenix as a femme fatale and more

    By Alex Segura | June 1, 2020

    7 Crime Novels Where Vengeance is Completely Justified

    7 Crime Novels Where Vengeance is Completely Justified

    In a thriller with a killer protagonist, motivation is key.

    By T.R. Ragan | June 1, 2020

    If I Disappear

    If I Disappear

    Eliza Jane Brazier

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | June 1, 2020

    7 Novels that Show the Range and Depth of Gentrification Fiction

    7 Novels that Show the Range and Depth of Gentrification Fiction

    The Literature of Neighborhoods in Peril.

    By Lisa Braxton | May 29, 2020

    A Round Table Discussion on Diversity in Crime Fiction

    A Round Table Discussion on Diversity in Crime Fiction

    Rachel Howzell Hall, Lori Rader-Day, and Alex Segura on The Future of Publishing and the Eleanor Taylor Bland Award

    By CrimeReads | May 29, 2020

    Dylan’s Apocalyptic Visions

    Dylan’s Apocalyptic Visions

    For fifty years, Bob Dylan has been writing about the end of the world. What does he want us to know about it?

    By Richard Z. Santos | May 29, 2020

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