• Genres

    Expect No Mercy: Crime Fiction and Gentrification

    Vancouver's Housing Crisis and the Fiction of Changing Cities

    March 16, 2018  By Sam Wiebe
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    Is Conspiracy Fiction
    Too Dangerous?

    Ned Beauman on Conspiracy Novels in the Age of Fake News

    March 15, 2018  By Ned Beauman
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    Why Agatha Christie Is
    Still the Queen of Crime

    The Deeply Human Puzzles of Mystery's Famous Master

    March 14, 2018  By Laura Thompson
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    “Are You Going to Take
    Care of This Guy or Not"

    Patricia Abbott

    "It is easy to take liberty for granted when you have never had it taken from you."

    March 14, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    The Fugitive Life of Airline Employees

    Chris Bohjalian on the Fantasy of Escape at 35,000 Feet

    March 13, 2018  By Chris Bohjalian
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    We Write About Violence Because It's Still Happening

    Clare Mackintosh Won't Ignore Violence Against Women

    March 13, 2018  By Matthew Coleman Turbeville
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    Back Up

    Paul Colize

    "No one imagined Steve Parker would ever do the deed, though his suicidal threats were well known to his entourage, and to the members of Pearl Harbor, who spent every day in his company."

    March 13, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    10 Books That Will Make Your Child a Ghoulish, Inquisitive Sleuth

    A Reading List For the Precious and Macabre Child Detective

    March 12, 2018  By Alan Bradley
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    The Sons

    Anton Svensson

    "Change. When you can’t run any more, when you don’t make your way home, or even know where it is—sooner or later change is the only road to travel, he was absolutely convinced of that."

    March 12, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    Alison Gaylin's Crime Fiction
    for the Social Media Era

    Mining Teenage Archetypes and Suburban Myths

    March 12, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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