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    26 Years Later, Nicholas Meyer Is Returning to Sherlock Holmes. Why Now?

    26 Years Later, Nicholas Meyer Is Returning to Sherlock Holmes. Why Now?

    The legendary author and director sets Sherlock Holmes on the trail of 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.'

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    An Ode to Laura Lee

    An Ode to Laura Lee

    In researching the world of sex for pay, I met a fierce activist and escort who would change my perception of sex work forever.

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    Six Legal Thrillers With Essential Social Messages

    Six Legal Thrillers With Essential Social Messages

    Where legal fiction meets the fight for social justice.

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    The Veracity and Heart of Modern Action Thrillers

    The Veracity and Heart of Modern Action Thrillers

    Infusing Esoteric Fact and Heritage into Fast-Paced Crime

    By Tori Eldridge | November 6, 2019

    The Bishop's Bedroom

    The Bishop's Bedroom

    Piero Chiara, translated by Jill Foulston

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    Steven Pressfield

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    8 of the Most Genuinely Terrifying Novels Ever Written

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    Why Penny Dreadfuls Scandalized Victorian Society—But Flew off the Shelves

    Why Penny Dreadfuls Scandalized Victorian Society—But Flew off the Shelves

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    A Step so Grave

    A Step so Grave

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