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    Breaking into Publishing as a Queer Crime Writer: A Roundtable

    Breaking into Publishing as a Queer Crime Writer: A Roundtable

    3 Debut Novelists Talk Crime Writing and #OwnVoices

    By P. J. Vernon | November 29, 2018

    Robert B. Parker's Blood Feud

    Robert B. Parker's Blood Feud

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    Merriam Modell: Domestic Suspense's Reluctant Pioneer

    Merriam Modell: Domestic Suspense's Reluctant Pioneer

    How Bunny Lake Is Missing—and Success—Haunted the Author

    By Sarah Weinman | November 28, 2018

    Where Spy Fiction Meets Afrofuturism

    Where Spy Fiction Meets Afrofuturism

    Imraan Coovadia on Africa, Spies, and Time Traveling While Black

    By Mimi Wong | November 28, 2018

    Writing Crime Fiction for the Podcast Generation

    Writing Crime Fiction for the Podcast Generation

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    Trained to Protect Foreign Dignitaries, Hunt Fugitives, and Write Tom Clancy Novels

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    Who Should Play Jack Reacher Now that Tom Cruise Is Out?

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