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    Noir and the Mystery of Evangelicalism

    Noir and the Mystery of Evangelicalism

    "The Evangelical pastor is just another shade of the American cowboy, whose latter-day shadow is the American detective."

    By Patrick Coleman | July 30, 2019

    The Rise of the Corporate Thriller

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    6 workplace thrillers guaranteed to make you feel better about your job.

    By Chandler Baker | July 30, 2019

    Solving Impossible Crimes: Why Locked-Room Mysteries Still Captivate Crime Fiction Fans

    Solving Impossible Crimes: Why Locked-Room Mysteries Still Captivate Crime Fiction Fans

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    The Crime Novels of Buenos Aires

    The Crime Novels of Buenos Aires

    La Novela Negra is on the rise again, as a new generation of Argentine crime novelists explores the country's underbelly.

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    Crime Books That Are Full of Family Secrets

    Crime Books That Are Full of Family Secrets

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    The Triumph of the Spider Monkey

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    Joyce Carol Oates

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    The Great Cold War Thrillers: Tension, Action, and Moral Ambiguity

    The Great Cold War Thrillers: Tension, Action, and Moral Ambiguity

    "When we look across the Iron curtain we see shadows of ourselves, people almost like us who live in an inverted world."

    By Owen Matthews | July 25, 2019

    Crime Fiction in the Time of Brexit

    Crime Fiction in the Time of Brexit

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    Task Lyst

    Task Lyst

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