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    Ram Murali's 10 Favorite Agatha Christie Short Stories

    Ram Murali's 10 Favorite Agatha Christie Short Stories

    Some well deserved praise for Mr. Satterthwaite, Harley Quin, Mr. Parker Pyne, and the rest, from the author of the new novel, 'Death in the Air'

    By Ram Murali | July 5, 2024

    Choose Your Own Adventure: Noir

    Choose Your Own Adventure: Noir

    Part game, part quiz, part Mad-Libs

    By Olivia Rutigliano | July 3, 2024

    On Secret Societies, Dark Academia, and Blending the Real with the Unreal

    On Secret Societies, Dark Academia, and Blending the Real with the Unreal

    Derek Millman was in the depths of writer's block when he received a binder detailing a year in one of Yale's secret societies.

    By Derek Milman | July 3, 2024

    Looking for Pirates and Finding Treasure in the Carolina Outer Banks

    Looking for Pirates and Finding Treasure in the Carolina Outer Banks

    Ocracoke Island was a haven for pirates for hundreds of years. Today, it's full of ghost stories and happy vacationers.

    By Molly MacRae | July 3, 2024

    Fictional But Faithful: <br>Writing Georgia O'Keeffe <br>as an Amateur Sleuth

    Fictional But Faithful:
    Writing Georgia O'Keeffe
    as an Amateur Sleuth

    "She was alert to the infinitesimal that others might miss. For her, the Sherlock Holmes magnifying glass would be redundant."

    By Kathryn Lasky | July 3, 2024

    Clandestine Worlds: Books Exploring Secret Ecosystems and Shadow Economies

    Clandestine Worlds: Books Exploring Secret Ecosystems and Shadow Economies

    These volumes will "peel away the secrecy,...unlock clandestine systems and see what makes them tick"

    By Elizabeth Heider | July 2, 2024

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    By April Henry | July 2, 2024

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    The Crime Fiction of Montevideo

    The Crime Fiction of Montevideo

    Crime and the City takes a book tour through the Uruguayan capital.

    By Paul French | July 1, 2024

    The Beautifully Terrifying, Alluring, Decadent Reality of Paris

    The Beautifully Terrifying, Alluring, Decadent Reality of Paris

    Shan Serafin on living the expat dream and accidentally writing his darkest, most personal thriller yet.

    By Shan Serafin | June 28, 2024

    Great Novels of Subtle Espionage

    Great Novels of Subtle Espionage

    Flynn Berry on the power of fiction in which ordinary people go undercover.

    By Flynn Berry | June 27, 2024

    Rob Hart on ‘Assassins Anonymous’ and the Dark Appeal of the Assassin Genre

    Rob Hart on ‘Assassins Anonymous’ and the Dark Appeal of the Assassin Genre

    "The assassin fits within that same mold as the gunslinger or the private eye or the ronin samurai. They're guided by an internal moral compass that sometimes feels more precise than the law. So I think there's some wish fulfillment there."

    By Nick Kolakowski | June 27, 2024

    The Gallic Rascal Vs. the Staid Englishman: A New Perspective on Lupin and Holmes

    The Gallic Rascal Vs. the Staid Englishman: A New Perspective on Lupin and Holmes

    Sam Siciliano on bringing the two iconic fictional detectives together to solve a complex case

    By Sam Siciliano | June 27, 2024

    Reality’s Peripheral: Five Lightly Surreal Novels

    Reality’s Peripheral: Five Lightly Surreal Novels

    Chandler Morrison on works which use surreal details to accentuate realistic portrayals

    By Chandler Morrison | June 26, 2024

    8 Workplace Thrillers That Will Make You Wish You Worked Remotely

    8 Workplace Thrillers That Will Make You Wish You Worked Remotely

    ....and have you side-eyeing your own colleagues!

    By Mary Keliikoa | June 26, 2024

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