While mysteries satisfy a need for suspense, psychological thrillers often toy with the concept of trust, walking a fine line ...

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After decades of political and social progress, women’s rights are now the subject of renewed debate and policy change, amid a broader backlash on the goals of modern feminism. Atlantic staff writer ...

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Gillian Flynn spoke with PEOPLE about writing across mediums, as a number of her books have been adapted for TV and film. Her ...

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“I had the Ozark grifters come back into (Amy’s) life at the end and frame her,” Flynn says. “I did have one ending where she ...

Named after a ‘Green Lantern’ storyline, fridging is when a female character suffers a terrible fate for the sake of plot, and TV is full of examples.

"The Beat I Drum" tells the story of Connor Bradley, who is starting a new high school, has recently moved into a new part of town and is dealing with his father. Also, Bradley has Tourette syndrome.

In “Girl on Girl,” Sophie Gilbert turns a critical eye on misogyny without settling into outrage or pity.