• Craft

    New England Gothic, and The Uncanny Making of a Mystery

    "All novels are mysteries"—especially in New England.

    October 11, 2019  By Neil Olson
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    William Kent Krueger on Writing a New American Epic for the Mississippi River

    'Every good novel in our genre is about more than just the crime.'

    October 10, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Lee Child Grapples With Mortality, Sales, Rivals, and Successors

    Who could take over the Jack Reacher series? Child wonders.

    October 9, 2019  By Andy Martin
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    Forget Writing What You Know. Write Where You Know.

    When I chose to set my book in the depressed coastal town where I spent my childhood, I knew it couldn't be anything other than a crime novel.

    October 9, 2019  By A.S. Hatch
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    An Irish Author Takes the Global View

    Kevin Barry's mournful crime epic pushes through boundaries

    October 7, 2019  By Tobias Carroll
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    Stephen King Is Quietly Enthralled By "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"

    The poem that seems to hold a secret to the Stephen King multiverse

    October 4, 2019  By Brenna Ehrlich
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    Franz Kafka: Misunderstood Crime Author

    How The Trial upended what we know about crime fiction.

    October 3, 2019  By Peter Steiner
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    Graham Greene and The Art of the Opening Paragraph

    Ten great opening paragraphs from one iconic author

    October 2, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Stephen Chbosky on the Essence of Horror

    The author and director explains why returning to horror was like returning to a first love.

    October 2, 2019  By Michael Seidlinger
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    Contending with the Legacy of Lovecraft

    A writer's guide to taking inspiration from Lovecraft, without embracing his problematic legacy.

    October 1, 2019  By Shaun Hamill
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