 | There’s a First Time for Everything |
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| Mystery of the Missing Mystery Novelist |
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| Bullet Points: Carnivals, Crooks, and Cavemen |
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| That’s All, Folks! |
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| DC Does Crime |
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| Hard at Work Half a Planet Away |
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| Do Book Trailers Actually Sell Books? |
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| Much Ado About Pub Dates |
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| Starr of the Show |
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| A Great Idea |
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| Bullet Points: “Is It 2009 Yet?” Edition |
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| Stuff These |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The Grifters,” by Jim Thompson |
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| The Mystery of the Turkey Trot |
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| Rumors of Freeze Overstated |
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| The Presidential Bond |
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| Bullet Points: Pre-Turkey Dinner Edition |
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| Death Is Beautiful |
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| Memories May Be Beautiful and Yet ... |
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| Remember the Forgottens |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “A Clubbable Woman,” by Reginald Hill |
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| Keep ’Em Comin’ |
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| Whatever You Say, Masters |
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| While in Other News ... |
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| Be Very “Afraid” |
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| A Little Love from NPR |
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| A Giant Passes |
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| Agent Out of Place |
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| Offers You Can’t Refuse |
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| Write Over Your Head |
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| Some Gems Never Tarnish |
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| Sheffield Steel |
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| Drop a Dime for Crime |
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| Manic Monday, Part II |
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| Of Death and Texas |
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| Manic Monday, Part I |
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| Manic Monday, Part I |
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| Quoth the Postmaster |
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| Shelved, but Not Forgotten |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #12 |
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| Bullet Points: Finally, It’s Getting Sunny Again in Seattle Edition |
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| Quote of the Week |
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| Of Music and Murder |
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| “His Success Is Good for All of Us” |
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| Getting “Nowhere” Fast |
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| Landing McDermid |
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| Wolves Set to Pack for 31st Time |
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| Greeley Hospitalized After Accident |
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| ‘Fire’ Up the Publicity Machine |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The Bloody Bokhara,” by William Campbell Gault |
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| How Do They Do It? |
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| You Can Never Have Too Many Books |
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| Welcome to the Club |
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| Best of Begins |
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| Scratch One More |
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| The Games Penguin Plays |
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| “President-elect Barack Obama.” My Goodness, Will I Ever Get Tired of Hearing That? |
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| Go Vote Now! |
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| Even Death Can’t Keep Hammett Down |
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| Honoring the Classics |
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| Murderous Thoughts in a Beautiful Setting |
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| Bullet Points: Pre-election Edition |
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| Very Peculiar, Indeed |
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| Edwards Draws a Bead on Crippen |
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| Warning: Politics Ahead |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Journey into Fear,” by Eric Ambler |
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| Never At a Loss for Good Books |
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| Bullet Points: Happy Halloween Edition |
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| Running With the Bulls |
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| Cole Gives ’Em “The Business” |
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| A Knight to Remember |
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| High-Class Complaints |
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| Aloha, Elaine |
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| History Makes News |
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| Finding Mr. Wrong |
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| The Last of Tony Hillerman |
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| It’s About Time |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Despair,” by Vladamir Nabokov |
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| The Ghosts of Reads Past |
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| Bullet Points: The One More Milestone Edition |
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| A Lost Leader |
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| Hallinan Does Bangkok |
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| “A Nail Biter That Carries Serious Moral Gravity” |
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| All Dahl’d Up with Someplace to Go |
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| Short and Sassy |
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| The Bearded One Debuts |
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| A Stella Event |
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| Bullet Points: Plucky 13 |
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| Chercover Pulls the Trigger |
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| Heller Raiser |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Marathon Man,” by William Goldman |
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| Feel the Love |
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| Let’s Take It from the Beginning |
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| “Yeah, I Do Have to Get Mean About It” |
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| “Demolition Is Done” |
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| It’s All About the Images |
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| Homicidal Muppets? |
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| Bullet Points: Back Into the Swing Edition |
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| Can We Expect Award Nominations Soon, Too? |
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| A Few Final Bouchercon Musings |
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| A Last Breath of Summer |
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| Leavin' on a Jet Plane |
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| Please Pass the Anthonys |
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| Live from Bouchercon! |
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| For Shamus, for Shamus |
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| “You Meet the Highbrow and the Hipster” |
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| High Tech, Here We Come |
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| And the Winners Are ... |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Mayhem,” by J. Robert Janes |
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| I Have Arrived ... in One Sense, Anyway |
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| Just One More Thing ... |
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| The Unstoppable Larsson |
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| Bullet Points: Almost Bouchercon Edition |
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| A Final Farewell to Fletch’s Father |
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| Bouchercon Awaits |
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| Strung Along |
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| Escape from the Ordinary, Part II |
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| Kenzie, Phone Home |
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| Keeping You in Suspense |
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| That Hammer Guy Returns |
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| Gains and Losses |
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| Culture Clashes |
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| Dark Victory |
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| Does Deighton Love This Series as Much as I Do? |
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| Go On Without Us ... |
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| The Mind Boggles |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #13 |
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| That’s the Big 6-0, Babe |
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| Prizing the Past |
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| Hey, That’s Life in the Big City |
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| Minnesota “Medicine” Man |
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| Blue Eyes Till You’re Cross-eyed |
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| Can This Be True? |
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| Escape from the Ordinary, Part I |
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| Come Monday |
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| Remembering James Crumley |
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| Music Man |
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| My Cup Runneth Over--and Whoops, My Bookcase Just Collapsed |
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| Damn! |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The Caves of Steel,” by Isaac Asimov |
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| Gems Behind the Dust |
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| Bad Idea |
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| Dance, Psycho, Dance! |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #14 |
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| Near and Far and Noir |
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| Pelecanos’ Picks |
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| Catch the Cold |
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| Bullet Points: From Here to Maternity |
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| Gunn with Occasional Music |
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| Ripley on Crumley |
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| A Paean to Mean |
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| Happy Birthday, Mr. King |
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| In the “Name” of Nostalgia |
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| Destroyer Destroyed? |
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| Somebody Call Security! |
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| A Special Thanks to Declan Burke ... |
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| A Difficulty of Definitions |
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| Good Things Come in Threes |
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| And Panama Hats, Too |
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| Sitting with the Sleuths |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The 12:30 from Croydon,” by Freeman Wills Crofts |
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| More for Your To-Be-Read Pile |
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| Going, Going ... |
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| Laugh? I Almost Emigrated |
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| Consider This a Programming Note |
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| A Winner from Left Field |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #15 |
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| James Crumley Dies |
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| With Dark Joy, the Madness: Liam O’Flaherty’s Assassins and Informers |
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| Ah, the Benefits of 20-20 Hindsight |
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| Happy Birthday, Robert B. Parker |
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| With a Little Help from His Fiends |
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| Prose by Any Other Name |
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| A Couple of Naturals |
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| The Words-Wise Web |
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| 1996: Year Zero |
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| Of Spies, Sherlock, and Sequels |
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| Burke’s Law and Order |
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| The Dame and Darrow |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The Golden Crucible,” by Jean Stubbs |
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| A Reckless Romeo |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Rilke on Black,” by Ken Bruen |
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| Reading Is Believing |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #16 |
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| The Last Gasp of ClueLass |
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| Belated Birthday Wishes ... |
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| Attention Shoppers |
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| Pilot Programs |
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| Another Sleuthing Marlowe |
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| A Clue About ClueLass |
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| Fletch Lives No Longer |
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| Search the Place |
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| Scars and Shadows |
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| A Cold Dose of Reality |
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| Look Before You Speak |
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| The Smart Set |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The Daughter of Time,” by Josephine Tey |
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| Words and Remembrance |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #17 |
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| Is This Thing On? |
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| The Weird Turn Pro |
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| Bullet Points: The Hostage to Work Edition |
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| Twin Sweep |
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| Neds Up |
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| Blow-Ins From the Windy City |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Nine Times Nine,” by Anthony Boucher |
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| Material Assets |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “The Three Coffins,” by John Dickson Carr |
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| The Able Cain |
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| Get Thee to a Panel! |
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| The Best TV Crime Drama Openers, #18 |
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| Bullet Points: Drama in Denver Edition |
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| “War” and “Peace” |
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| Killed by Creative Differences |
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| Better Late Than Never |
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| Charlie and the Spy Factory |
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| The Book You Have to Read: “Some Must Watch,” by Ethel Lina White |
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| How Soon We Forget |
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| I Do Love a Good Western |
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| Tattoo You Two |
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| Coleman Back on Top |
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| Before the Beginning |
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| John McCain, Elitist |
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| Publishing Is Murda |
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