Crime Monthly

UK crime monthly

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Crime Monthly

Crime Monthly (Issue 17, August 2020)

Editor-in-chief| Julia Davis
Categories| Crime
Frequency| Monthly
Publisher| Bauer Magazine Media UK
Founded| April 2019
Country| UK
Based in| London
Language| English

Crime Monthly is a British monthly magazine published by Bauer Magazine Media UK in the genre of "true-crime" magazines.[1] The first monthly issue carries the date April 2019, but was actually released to the markets on 7 March 2019.[2] The magazine is subtitled Crime Monthly: The Darkest Crimes and Evil Minds. Julia Davis is the editor-in-chief and Steph Seelan the deputy editor.[2] In addition to news, the monthly features interviews with "authors, crime insiders, experts, filmmakers, victims and psychologists to bring a new perspective on the world's most intriguing crimes and crime stories" says the launch kit. The magazine also contains a 16-page supplement of TV and entertainment reviews focusing on crime content in television, films, books and podcasts.[3]

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1. ^ Bauer Media launches new true crime magazine Crime Monthly
2. ^ a b Press-Gazette: Bauer launches new true crime monthly aimed at women to tap into growing market
3. ^ InPublishing: Launch of Crime Monthly – Bauer Media is launching Crime Monthly, which it describes as an exciting new genre of true-crime magazine

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