Category: Articles
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The Intoxicating World of Noir Fiction
What exactly is noir fiction? Because noir is more about a feeling than defining traits, and because the scope of noir fiction is ever expanding, a good definition of the genre can be hard to nail down.
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A Brief History of The Black Dahlia
One of the most notorious unsolved crimes in the United States will forever haunt true crime lovers. Her name was Elizabeth Short but she was known as The Black Dahlia.
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A Brief History of WhoDunIt
The Whodunit mystery is a genre that has appealed to readers for centuries. But what is a Whodunit mystery? Where did the genre come from and how did it become so popular?
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America’s Greatest Female Spy
Virginia Hall may be a name unknown to you, but during WWII she was known as "The Lady Who Limps", or America's Greatest Female Spy.
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A Brief History of Detective Fiction
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How Murder, She Wrote Captured Our Hearts
At its most popular, 40 million people were tuning in each week to watch Jessica Fletcher catch the killer at the end of the hour.
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The Most & Least Popular Genres of Mystery and Suspense
Mystery and suspense novels are some of the best-selling fiction genres, and have been for quite some time. But what kind of novels are the most popular?
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Confessions of a True Crime Addict
Love true crime? We all do. But there is a deep-rooted stigma true crime fanatics must quarrel with. Is it okay to find the macabre fascinating?
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Erika J. Kendrick on writing Squad Goals
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Miss Marple and The Women of Cozy Mysteries
Almost every one of Christie's most popular books features Poirot. But what about her dear Miss Marple?
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Christie M. DRAFT/TEST
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Edna Buchanan: From a Police Beat Columnist to a Pulitzer Prize Winner
“Gary Robinson died hungry." So began Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and crime writer Edna Buchanan's now-famous news story...
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