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Lone Jack Trail

Owen Laukennen

"What remained of “Bad” Boyd washed up on the beach at Ship- wreck Point on a pretty morning in the middle of May, three days after anyone in Deception Cove last saw him alive."

James Lee Burke on Art, Fascism, and the Hijacking of American Christianity

The legendary author's new work may be his most deeply religious to date—and among his darkest.

August 12, 2020 By David Masciotra

Maybe We Read Crime Fiction Because Deep Down, We All Know We're Complicit in Crime

One author's theory for why we keep returning to crime.

August 12, 2020 By John Galligan

The Best Frenemies in Fiction

10 favorite works featuring complex relationships, shifting allegiances, and odd bedfellows galore.

August 12, 2020 By E. G. Scott

What Drives Obsession in Fiction?

A Psychologist's Pointers for Exploring Obsession and Infatuation in Crime Fiction

August 12, 2020 By R. J. Jacobs

The World of Robert B. Parker's Spenser and the Birth of the 1970's Private Detective

The hardboiled protagonist who navigated both crime fiction's progressive and reactionary strands.

August 11, 2020 By Susanna Lee

My Pandemic Master Class with The Silence of the Lambs

What I learned from re-reading Thomas Harris in lockdown.

August 11, 2020 By Julia Heaberlin

10 Novels Based on Folk Horror

"The civilized world is only a heartbeat away from primal and uncanny threats."

August 11, 2020 By Jo Furniss

The Finisher

Peter Lovesay

"The city of Bath isn’t all about Roman plumbing and Georgian architecture."

August 11, 2020 By CrimeReads Excerpts

The Darkest Hearts

Nelson George

"Back at the hotel, Serene ran the bath for Anika Selam and gave the slender young women one of the hotel’s comfy white bathrobes."

August 10, 2020 By CrimeReads Excerpts

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