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2 days ago · As Hard Case Crime marks its 20th anniversary, it’s a moment to reflect on a publishing journey that has both preserved and revitalized the allure of mid-century crime novels. This indie powerhouse has carved a distinctive niche by reviving the aesthetic and narrative zest of vintage pulp fiction—complete with tantalizing covers and twist ...
4 days ago · About Us. Welcome to The Crime Wire ! This is a crime-writing community for digital sleuths, armchair detectives, and future mindhunters. Our true-crime community is expansive and well connected, with fresh takes from journalists, authors, researchers, investigators, and legal analysts.
3 days ago · Translated by David Warriner. (Orenda) Johana Gustawsson is a perennial favorite, and her latest chilling noir has the queen of Scandinavian detective fiction at the top of her game. In Yule Island, a bloody murder on a remote island is the catalyst for all kinds of chaos in the insular world of wealthy Swedish art collectors.
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4 days ago · Her coverage of the crime fiction community includes being the chief interviewer for the podcast Speaking of Mysteries. During her time as Editor in Chief of LA, The Los Angeles Times Magazine, Nancie devoted each April issue to crime fiction on all its platforms.
2 days ago · The Horror Tree - The resource for speculative fiction authors that lists open markets, articles, interviews, original fiction, and more!
3 days ago · In Maine, Colleen Clark stands accused of the worst crime a mother can commit: the abduction and possible murder of her child. Everyone – ambitious politicians in an election season, hardened police, ordinary folk – has an opinion on the case, and most believe she is g uilty.
