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Ambai’s refusal to provide closure, in contravention of the set rules of the genre, is one of the ways in which she ...
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Rarely seen story by crime fiction master John D MacDonald offers clues to his best known work“Raw and gritty, the narrative embraces classic noir tropes, only to flip them in quintessential MacDonald style with an unexpected and thought-provoking finale,” Strand managing editor Andrew F.
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Medusa — a harrowing dive into South Africa’s crime underbellyRudie van Rensburg’s Medusa is a visceral exploration of child trafficking, told through a kaleidoscope of perspectives that ...
Novelist Erica Wright interviews author Alex Segura on finding the end of stories, writing comics vs novels, collaborative ...
One of the UK’s leading crime fiction events, hosted in Bristol each year, has announced 2025 will be its final convention.
Rarely Seen Story by Crime Fiction Master John D MacDonald Offers Clues to His Best Known Work NEW YORK (AP) — Crime writer John D. MacDonald, a master of the genre, was so prolific that ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Crime writer John D. MacDonald, a master of the genre, was so prolific that sometimes even he couldn't keep up with what he was doing. The newly seen story, a narrative of lust ...
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