• Crime Reads

    The Comfort of Crime Novels

    “Crime novels are comforting not in spite of their darkness, but because of it.”

    March 8, 2018  By Emily Winslow
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    Laura Lippman on James M. Cain's Transgressive Noir

    Crime Fiction’s Most Reluctant Icon

    March 7, 2018  By Laura Lippman
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    Scott Turow: Trials Are All About Storytelling

    On War Crimes, Trial Lawyers, and Courtroom Drama

    March 7, 2018  By Mark Rubinstein
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    Fighting Injustice with Fiction

    The Activism of Ausma Zehanat Khan, On and Off the Page

    March 7, 2018  By Ausma Zehanat Khan
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    When Your 60-Year-Old Family Mystery Shows Up on Netflix

    Paul Vidich on the Story of His Uncle, Featured in Errol Morris's Wormwood

    February 20, 2018  By Paul Vidich

    Sometimes Writing Feels Like Wandering in the Wilderness

    Nick Petrie Reports from Somewhere on the North Coast of Iceland

    February 6, 2018  By Nick Petrie
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    How a German Detective Series Becomes an International Hit

    The Unlikely Journey of Volker Kutscher's Babylon Berlin

    January 30, 2018  By Paul French
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    5 Crime Must-Reads for February

    Finished Manuscripts, New Voices, and Writers at the Top of Their Game

    January 29, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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    Is Belfast Still the Most Noir
    Place on Earth?

    Crime Fiction Reckons with a Divided City

    January 25, 2018  By Paul French
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    Psychological Suspense and the #MeToo Movement

    Alafair Burke on the Unlikely Timing of Her Book, The Wife

    January 23, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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