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Sarah Weinman

BN Review Contributor

Sarah Weinman reviews crime fiction for the Los Angeles Times and the Baltimore Sun and blogs about the genre at Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind (http://www.sarahweinman.com).

Latest Articles

The Legacy of Charlie Chan, The Criminalist August 19, 2010
Mysteries for Teens, The Criminalist July 9, 2010
The Age of Salander, The Criminalist May 21, 2010
Scott Turow: Innocent, Interview April 30, 2010
Framed: Graphic Crime Fiction, The Criminalist April 12, 2010
The Discreet and Dangerous Charms of David Carkeet, The Criminalist March 14, 2010
Agatha Christie’s Secret Notebooks, In Brief February 19, 2010
The Poisoner's Handbook, The Criminalist February 15, 2010
The Godfather of Kathmandu, Reviews & Essays February 1, 2010
A Precinct of Her Own, The Criminalist January 18, 2010
Golden Years of Detection, The Criminalist December 11, 2009
Tokyo Vice, The Criminalist November 6, 2009
Falling Angel, The Criminalist October 7, 2009
Hardball, Reviews & Essays September 22, 2009
The Lost Symbol, Reviews & Essays September 15, 2009
Child's Play, Reviews & Essays August 06, 2009
The Long Fall, Reviews & Essays April 20, 2009
The Vampire of Ropraz, In Brief April 06, 2009
Beyond Recall, In Brief February 16, 2009
Death Between the Wars: Historical Mysteries Part IV, Reviews & Essays January 12, 2009
Bone by Bone, Reviews & Essays January 01, 2009
The Black Tower, Reviews & Essays November 04, 2008
And the Hippos Were Boiled in Their Tanks, In Brief November 03, 2008
A Gas-Lit Century: Historical Mysteries Part III, Reviews & Essays September 08, 2008
Dark Age Detection: Historical Mysteries, Part Two, Reviews & Essays June 23, 2008
Child 44, Reviews & Essays May 06, 2008
Hollywood Crows, Reviews & Essays April 15, 2008
Ancient Plots: The Mystery in History, Reviews & Essays March 28, 2008
The Spies Come Out of the Cold: New Espionage Fiction, Reviews & Essays January 14, 2008
Have Gun, Will Travel, Reviews & Essays December 03, 2007