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In the essay “Secret Histories And Mysterious Societies”, Tobias Carroll takes a look at two genre-bending crime novels that are... Read More
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A long-running staple of the mystery genre is series that feature real historical figures re-imagined as amateur sleuths. Beatrix Potter,... Read More
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In January, Pegasus Books announced that it had paired with Otto Penzler (founder of The Mysterious Press) to launch a... Read More
The new Netflix mini-series, “When They See Us,” is the best kind of grenade. Its four episodes, expertly directed and... Read More
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