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The name and brand, "Agatha Christie," firstly speaks to a series of inimitable crime and mystery fiction. But her writings have found a comfortable and perennial home in television and film as well. Movies like Murder on the Orient Express and countless episodes of Masterpiece Theater have made Christie a mainstay of criminal analysis exercises. This blog provides a strong introduction to what makes her work so special, including commentary from her grandchildren.

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Sherlock Holmes, one of the all-time wittiest spies, finds a blog here dedicated to his majesty. Literature and entertainment featuring the character provide for each post.

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Baby spies can use these elementary espionage posts to foster their growth. Lessons from Nancy Drew and other young pros define this site's material and mood.

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A blog consisting of the top murder mystery writers. Everyday a different writer writes a blog for your viewing pleasure. Come on the specific day of you favorite writer, or everyday because they're all great.

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Join sinc today and become part of an avid murder mystery book reading group. sinc is a great place to find out the newest and best books.

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Women no longer need to be demure when it comes to mystery writing. Read here how game women get their hands dirty as they write.

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A cavalcade of mystery writing's best women authors contribute great content here. Readers learn about their latest works, and also how those works were created.

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Award winning authors come together and created a blog just for their fans. Criminal Minds is the perfect place for you if you love murder mysteries!

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Some of the best murder mystery writers blogging togther. Find out more about their books and get inside their heads.

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America's fascination with everything spy likely reached a fever pitch during the Cold War of the 1950s and '60s. SpyVibe concentrates on forming each post as a reminiscence of sorts on that bygone era, and the ways in which spies pervaded and dominated entertainment. For sure, Double-07 and the Bond Girls make a substantial number of showings here. But the blog's excellence ultimately lies in its ability to reveal spies as not invisibly active creatures, but as transparent cultural icons.

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The most pronounced merging of spy culture and mass entertainment has been, without a doubt, the James Bond phenomenon. The franchise, which has beguiled viewers for decades, has also spilled into sartorial influence. The Suits of James Bond looks to analyze how the idea of the mysterious yet irresistible spy has taken over as the preeminent fashion styling for the sophisticated man. Each post includes charming screenshots to help readers visualize the spy men's magnetism.

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This cheeky blog looks to comically uncover urges latent in the detective that don't need a spy to detect. Spy lovers who value hilarity in their posts will be pleased here.

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This ardent collector of Bond memorabilia shows off his assortment of stunning Double-O 7 imagery here. Comics and novels featuring the famous spy proliferate.

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True spies know each Bond film by heart, and those who aren't yet there can use this blog to catch up. There's also great info on the Bond girls and famous songs as well.

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Those who love espionage in entertainment will discover a trove of epic Bond proportions on this page. Everything noteworthy about the franchise shows up here first.

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One of the foremost names in spy fiction has a site that updates his fans on what's new. The latest film adaptations of his works provide for the bulk of the fodder here.

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Dr. Lyle, a cardiologist practicing in Orange County, California, is also a prolific wrtier of thrillers based on authentic forensic science. His blog provides stunning information about DNA, crimes and topics such as, "so how old is that blood stain." A great reference for writers and an interesting read for anyone interested in criminology.