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One crime fiction leads to another in Danish encounter

Ian Rankin of Scotland is one of crime fiction’s pre-eminent writers. His new book, Standing in Another Man’s Grave, finds his signature detective John Rebus uncomfortably in retirement and ...

DATE: Aug 26, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Make plenty of time for these summer reads

Here are three books you probably shouldn’t read. They’re magnificently written but for only the crime-fiction pro and the dog days of summer when you can disengage with sunshine,...

DATE: Jul 22, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

The Other Typist – a mystery – is about obsession

The Other Typist is Suzanne Rindell’s debut novel, and perhaps her first published writing. Rindell lives in New York City and is a Ph.D. candidate in American modernist literatur...

DATE: Jun 24, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Finding an Ace after all these years of reading

Ace Atkins has been around and writing rich crime fiction for a long time. I’m surprised at how long it has taken me to find him, or even hear his name during the time it takes to write 12 n...

DATE: May 27, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Rubenfeld’s crime tale is heady stuff

Jed Rubenfeld’s The Interpretation of Murder is perhaps the most intriguing novel I have ever read – certainly the most Byzantine crime fiction you’ll come across. It takes place ...

DATE: Apr 22, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Photos: Thousands take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ march and rally in Durango

Photos: Navajo Trail OpenFriday was the first day of the Navajo Trail Open at Hillcrest Golf Club

Friday was the first day of the Navajo Trail Open at Hillcrest Golf Club

Photos: Durango Fire Protection District opens Station 2

Photos: Hundreds gather to honor fallen Bloomfield Police officer Timothy OntiverosA solemn procession stretched for blocks Monday morning along West Apache Street in Farmington – a display of unity, grief and honor for Bloomfield Police Officer Timothy Ontiveros, 32.About 7 a.m., a large contingent of law enforcement, motorcyclists, friends and grieving family prepared to embark on the motorcade to the 9 a.m. service at the Bloomfield High School football stadium to celebrate the life of the officer.