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Submission Guidelines – The Oswald in Mexico City Dossier

March 9, 2023• Editor's Picks

In the 1970s, when investigators for the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)—notably Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway and Gaeton...

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Because RFK and Hoffa Dug Going to Hockey Games Together

March 6, 2023• Editor's Picks, Essays

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Hey Oswald, Take the Car Keys

March 1, 2023• Book Reviews, Editor's Picks, Essays, Trending

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The Vautrin Summer 2022 Dossier: What Kind of Mojo Do You Seek?

July 25, 2022• Editor's Picks

This adventure begins with a wasp. It’s sunny and hot. You’re standing in the driveway, trading stories with the neighbor, who’s...

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Call for Submissions – Vautrin Summer 2022

April 3, 2022• Editor's Picks

Don’t aim. Just shoot. (Jim Carroll even riffed on it in Forced Entries.) Vautrin is open to submissions from April 3, 2022, to May...

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‘Mr Inbetween’: The Best Noir Show You’re (Probably) Not Watching

January 15, 2022• Editor's Picks, Essays

By Nick Kolakowski / “The criminal struggling with his conscience” is one of the most enduring clichés in noir films and television...

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The Vautrin Winter 2021 Dossier: Available Now, Order it Here, Trip on Contemporary Noir

November 15, 2021• Editor's Picks

Guy walks up to you in the potato chip aisle. Looks like he’s had a rough week. He starts in that he was throwing bread to the ducks...

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Vautrin Winter 2021: Pre-Order Info, the Lowdown on Scenarios, Table of Contents and More

November 11, 2021• Editor's Picks

Kat Sloane could do with a shot of cash. She’s in debt to a nasty shark named Milky Kong, but her posh friends have a rule about...

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A Semi-Chronicle of Phenomena and Hearsay Surrounding the Winter 2021 Issue of Vautrin

November 6, 2021• Editor's Picks

Guy walks up to you in the potato chip aisle.  Looks like he’s had a rough week.  He starts in that he was throwing bread to the ducks...

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Pelayo’s “Children of Chicago” Offers a Character-Driven Detective Story with a Horror Slant

April 18, 2021• Book Reviews, Editor's Picks

By J.B. Stevens / “Chicago is an October sort of city, even in spring.” — Nelson Algren Chicago is a town on the edge of the...

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