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    On Learning to Shoot a Gun

    An author and creative writing teacher reflects on the experience of learning to shoot a rifle for research.

    August 19, 2019  By Lisa Sandlin
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    The Catholic School

    Edoardo Albinati

    "The story I'm about to tell now will clarify (or perhaps further confuse) the dynamic of an episode described many pages back in this story."

    August 19, 2019  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    7 Great Mysteries about Rare Books and Bibliophiles

    "History abounds with tales of obsessive bibliophilic greed, betrayal, theft, blackmail, fraud, assault, and murder."

    August 16, 2019  By Marlowe Benn
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    5 Thrillers Featuring a Small Group of Friends

    Keep your friends close, and your frenemies closer...

    August 16, 2019  By Cambria Brockman
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    The Great Boundary-Breaking Women of Fiction

    Celebrating 10 strong women who refused to conform and who struggled to find their place in the world.

    August 15, 2019  By Louisa Treger
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    The Conspiracy Theories Around the Death of Brian Jones: 50 Years Later

    The "death by misadventure" of the Rolling Stones founder brought the 60s to a close, and gave birth to a special kind of darkness.

    August 15, 2019  By William Shaw
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    I Spy

    Claire Kendal

    "The clear glass table meant that I had to work extra hard to stop my knee from jerking up and down."

    August 15, 2019  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    August's Best Debut Novels

    Jealous Nannies, Jazz-Age Debutants, and Jarring Calls

    August 14, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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    Lawyers in Fiction: It's Time to Question the Archetype

    From Perry Mason to Atticus Finch to Saul Goodman, what do our fictional lawyers tell us about ourselves?

    August 14, 2019  By Christopher Brown
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    The Doctor Is In: How Psychologists Advance a Psychological Thriller

    6 Novels Featuring Psychologists and Psychiatrists in Key Roles

    August 14, 2019  By Matthew Farrell
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