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The Night I Spent in Lizzie Borden's House

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July 3, 2017  By Laura McHugh
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Denise Mina: Telling the True Crime Stories of Gritty Glasgow

On Fictionalizing the Infamous Peter Manuel Murders

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My Father's Secret Life As a Cold War Spy

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May 5, 2017  By Eva Dillon
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Jim Jones: Charismatic Micromanager, Gifted Preacher, Lunatic

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May 2, 2017  By Lisa Levy
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From the Osage Indian Murders to the Lost Cities of the Amazon

April 18, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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The Fury of a Mother, and the Story of Her Murdered Son

Sarah Weinman on Alice R. Kaminsky's Blistering Memoir, The Victim's Song

February 28, 2017  By Sarah Weinman
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On the Reading Habits of Notorious Criminals

"I’m sure the big part of me is Holden Caulfield. [...] The small part of me must be the Devil."

December 8, 2016  By Emily Temple
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Women Detectives in Fact and Fiction

On the First Female Sleuth and the Evolution of Detective Fiction

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