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    On Season One of <em>Search Party</em>

    On Season One of Search Party

    Olivia Rutigliano does a deep dive into one of the great, under-sung mystery pastiches

    By Olivia Rutigliano | March 12, 2025

    On Listening to Your Stories: Writing Across Genres in a Shelf-Specific World

    On Listening to Your Stories: Writing Across Genres in a Shelf-Specific World

    Kate Maruyama on horror and...not fiction.

    By Kate Maruyama | March 12, 2025

    Why We Find Bad Friendships So Compelling, In Fiction and IRL

    Why We Find Bad Friendships So Compelling, In Fiction and IRL

    "The intensity of the connection becomes the intensity of the repulsion."

    By Hayley Scrivenor | March 12, 2025

    How a Career as a Diplomat Informed a Life as a Writer

    How a Career as a Diplomat Informed a Life as a Writer

    "[D]iplomatic life can look charming and elegant in movies. In reality, it can prove dangerous and stressful. What does this have to do with writing? Everything."

    By Stephen Holgate | March 12, 2025

    Nick Kolakowski on Mining the Past for a Hollywood Fixer Mystery

    Nick Kolakowski on Mining the Past for a Hollywood Fixer Mystery

    In 'Where the Bones Lie,' the usual Hollywood madness is spinning out of control.

    By Nick Kolakowski | March 11, 2025

    Crime and the City: Albuquerque and New Mexico

    Crime and the City: Albuquerque and New Mexico

    The international crime fiction series takes a trip to the American Southwest.

    By Paul French | March 10, 2025

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    From Out-of-Print to Global Hit: The Surprising Resurgence of Michael McDowell's Blackwater Novels

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    Agustina Bazterrica on Violence, Dystopia, and the Power of Art

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