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2 weeks ago

What books to read this summer? NPR staff share their favorite recommendations

Southern Gothic crime novel "King Of Ashes" by S. A. Cosby portrays Roman Carruthers who returns home to confront a drug gang and family secrets.
fromIndependent
3 weeks ago

The Thursday Murder Club, Agatha Christie and Poker Face: Why millions of us are turning to cosy crime for comfort

A century ago, the crime fiction industry was flourishing, with significant publications such as Agatha Christie’s The Secret of Chimneys and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd redefining the genre.
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fromIndependent
3 weeks ago

Meet Steve Cavanagh, the Belfast human rights lawyer who became a crime writing bestseller

Crime novelist Steve Cavanagh's career inspires his Eddie Flynn series, showcasing how ordinary items can be manipulated for sinister purposes.
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fromThe Nation
1 month ago

Cristina Rivera Garza's Crimes of Reading

Literary analysis becomes an essential tool for solving crimes involving a murderer inspired by poetry.
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fromTime Out New York
1 month ago

New York's Mysterious Bookshop just named best indie bookstore in the U.S.

The Mysterious Bookshop in Tribeca is the top independent bookstore in the U.S., celebrated for its focus on crime, noir, and detective fiction.
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fromBustle
3 months ago

Get A Sneak Peek At This True-Crime Podcaster's Heart-Pounding Novel

Ashley Flowers' new novel, The Missing Half, delves into unresolved trauma and the complexities of closure.
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fromIndependent
3 months ago

Author Jane Casey on her Maeve Kerrigan series: 'Readers are quite protective of her, and get cranky if they think I have let her down'

Jane Casey's novels, featuring DS Maeve Kerrigan, captivate readers and showcase her impactful storytelling within the crime fiction genre.
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3 months ago

Louise Penny, writer: Canada is now seen as a country that knows how to stand up for itself'

Louise Penny's novels draw inspiration from her hometown Knowlton, Quebec, despite the recent shock of a local homicide.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago

Crime and thrillers of the month review

Abigail Dean's The Death of Us examines the impact of crime on survivors, intertwining a love story amidst themes of trauma and resilience.
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