• Craft

    I Wrote the Kind of Character I Wanted Most to Read About

    Twenty years later, he's still surprising me.

    December 11, 2019  By Gar Anthony Haywood
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    Ice Skating as an Education for Writing Crime Fiction

    It looks blithe and glamorous, but it's one of the most dangerous and cutthroat activities imaginable

    December 11, 2019  By J. D. Griffo
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    7 Things Crime Readers Will No Longer Tolerate

    Crime fiction is getting harder to write—and that's a good thing.

    December 10, 2019  By Christopher Fowler
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    How Women Authors Are Reshaping the Horror Genre

    "The boogeyman in the closet isn’t an amorphous shape in the dark—It’s someone we know and trust."

    December 10, 2019  By Damien Angelica Walters
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    On the Benefits of Building a Book Series Out of a Community of Characters

    Changing protagonists can set a writer—and a reader—free.

    December 5, 2019  By Allen Eskens
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    The Art of Interviewing Subjects—And Actually Getting To the Truth

    Tom Rosenstiel on journalism, fiction, and different kinds of truth.

    December 4, 2019  By Tom Rosenstiel
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    Tips for Writing Speculative Detective Fiction

    How can you keep a commitment to reason and procedure when rules of reality no longer apply?

    December 4, 2019  By Tyler Hayes
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    Virginie Despentes on Aging Punks, Failing Economies, and Fetishizing the Dead

    A wide-ranging conversation with the author and filmmaker.

    December 2, 2019  By Michael Seidlinger
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    interview with an Archivist: Randal Brandt on Berkeley's Legendary Detective Fiction Collection

    Con Lehane and Randal Brandt talk detectives, the wonders of research libraries, and a real-life murder in the archives.

    November 25, 2019  By Con Lehane
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    Tarot Cards Contain All the Potential of Literature's Greatest Stories

    And it's always a mystery how things will end.

    November 19, 2019  By Julie Mayhew
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