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Contraband

Contraband

Stuart Woods

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 13, 2019

Kuala Lumpur Noir

Kuala Lumpur Noir

Scandals, Assassinations, Murders and a New Malaysian Sense of Noir

By Paul French | August 12, 2019

Learning to Appreciate John Buchan for More Than <em>The Thirty-Nine Steps</em>

Learning to Appreciate John Buchan for More Than The Thirty-Nine Steps

The author's granddaughter discovers a rich literary legacy.

By Ursula Buchan | August 12, 2019

Steve Cavanagh on Writing Legal Thrillers for the Little Guy—and Serial Con Artists

Steve Cavanagh on Writing Legal Thrillers for the Little Guy—and Serial Con Artists

A world of lawyers, mobsters, and con men who always punch up.

By Daneet Steffens | August 12, 2019

Outfox

Outfox

Sandra Brown

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 12, 2019

The Deeply Unsettling Noir of Dorothy B. Hughes

The Deeply Unsettling Noir of Dorothy B. Hughes

Celebrating the dark visions of literature's queen of noir.

By Dwyer Murphy | August 9, 2019

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Is the Whodunit Mystery Poised for a Big Screen Renaissance?

By Zach Vasquez | August 9, 2019

The Whisperer

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 9, 2019

In Rural Noir, I Found Myself

By Laura McHugh | August 8, 2019

The Best One-Star Reviews of Dostoevsky's <em>Crime and Punishment</em>

The Best One-Star Reviews of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment

"In about one hour, I am going to walk down to the beach and throw this book into the Red Sea."

By Dwyer Murphy | August 8, 2019

In the Wolf's Lair

In the Wolf's Lair

Anna Starobinets

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 8, 2019

A Dangerous Man

A Dangerous Man

Robert Crais

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 8, 2019

5 New Psychological Thrillers to Read This August

5 New Psychological Thrillers to Read This August

Secluded Houses, Boarding Schools, and Henry James Reimagined

By Lisa Levy | August 7, 2019

The Rise and Fall and Restoration of Anna Katharine Green’s 'The Leavenworth Case'

The Rise and Fall and Restoration of Anna Katharine Green’s 'The Leavenworth Case'

Centuries pass and everyone has an opinion about the landmark novel that was once one of the world's most widely read books.

By Curtis Evans | August 7, 2019

Fake Paintings, Forged Van Goghs, and Finding Inspiration in Unexpected Places

Fake Paintings, Forged Van Goghs, and Finding Inspiration in Unexpected Places

"Why do people fake paintings? Is the motivation profit, vanity, revenge?"

By Clare Clark | August 7, 2019

Why Write Medieval Mysteries?

Why Write Medieval Mysteries?

The Middle Ages in Europe were full of surprises. Writing crime fiction can help uncover the complexities of a long-ago era.

By Priscilla Royal | August 7, 2019

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