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Reliably Unreliable

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By Araminta Hall
| Criminal Element
I so often find myself inspired not by a specific event, but by a series of news stories, a pattern to conversations I’m having with friends, a rash of films about the same subject, a feeling of something in the air. Unreliable Narrator was no different. Over the last few years, I have found myself becoming more and more distrustful of the processes and people who are supposed to steer a clear path for us and have our best interests at heart.
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Araminta Hall's 8 Favorite Novels Featuring Unreliable Narrators

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By Araminta Hall
| CrimeReads Verified
Calling my latest novel Unreliable Narrator is very meta because an unreliable narrator is probably the most loved trope used by thriller writers. In fact, it’s probably the most loved trope of every writer. And the reason for this is because it is also one of the most human conditions. We all see the same things differently and, to some extent, we all lie to ourselves about who we are.
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Mujeres imperfectas (2026), de Lesli Linka Glatter

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By Araminta Hall, Annie Weisman
| Decine21
Eleanor, Mary y Nancy se autodescriben como “las mejores amigas”, su relación de confianza se remonta a la adolescencia e incluso antes. Ahora son mujeres adultas, que quedan una noche a tomar unas copas. En un aparte, Nancy confiesa a Eleanor que tiene una aventura extraconyugal con un tal David, y aunque ésta es muy de “matrimonio abierto” le aconseja que lo deje si eso no tiene futuro. Mary está en babia, es madre de dos niñas, y quizá se escandalizaría de la relación de Nancy.
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