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Crime fiction super fan and host Abby Endler talks to the authors behind the crime stories you can’t put down.

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This week, Abby sits down with producer Pat for a summer check-in while we’re in between seasons of Criminal Types! Abby and Pat talk about Abby’s recent move to Houston (plus a local Houston bookstore you need to visit if you’re ever in the area), s... more

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8 months ago

Go behind the scenes of publishing the crime books we all love to read in this bonus episode! Today Abby sits down with Jennifer Barth, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor at Knopf, for a discussion of Jennifer’s career, the crime books that g... more

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9 months ago

Jo Nesbø is a New York Times bestselling writer whose books have sold over 55 million copies around the world. In today’s episode, Abby sits down with Jo while he’s on book tour in New York for a discussion of Jo’s crime writing career, the recurring... more

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9 months ago

In today’s episode, Abby sits down with author Clémence Michallon, whose debut thriller THE QUIET TENANT tells the story of a serial killer through the perspectives of three women in his life: his daughter, his new girlfriend, and the woman he has be... more

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9 months ago

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 119 ratings
  • Criminal Types deserves all the hype!

    This podcast checks all the boxes! Great guests, entertaining host, and just plain fun to listen to. As an aspiring author and lover of thrillers I couldn’t ask for a more fun and informative show. I cannot wait for season 2!

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    5
    Agent Griffith
    United States9 months ago
  • Abby is a wonderful host!

    I’ve followed Abby on social media for a few years now and have become a huge fan of hers. She’s very passionate in her work. I also had the chance to meet her at a Riley Sager book event and she was super friendly and a genuinely great person. I highly recommending giving her podcast a listen because it’s amazing!

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    5
    hennnzz
    United States9 months ago
  • Fellow crime fan

    I saw Abby at Iceland Noir 2022 and as a fellow fan of Scandinavian crime fiction I felt like we have similar tastes and was very excited to hear about her podcast. Really enjoying it so far!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LSP-NYU
    United States9 months ago
  • Like a conversation with friends

    I recently discovered Crime By The Book on Instagram, which led me to the podcast. I just finished the Riley Sager episode and it was so much fun. I loved the book recommendations and hearing Riley describe his writing process. Like so many others, Nancy Drew and Agatha Christie were my gateway to Mystery/Crime fiction. Life got busy and for many reasons I haven’t read as much for pleasure in the past few years. I’m discovering so many new authors and reading up a storm thanks to Abby. ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    2bit elroy
    United States9 months ago
  • Innocent by John Grisham

    Great podcast! At the end J.Grisham talked about a group he sits on the Board of Directors where they work on cases to release wrongfully convicted prisoners. It takes about $300k to release one person so I thought one way to create this kind of money would be to have a TV series on about the 300+ cases especially on ones where the real criminals is caught. Have John open each program and call it John Grisham on True Stories of the Innocent or sale them to a current program like “Cold Case Files... more

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    5
    Nanny Penny
    United States10 months ago

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