• Craft

    Why Investigative Reporters Become Mystery Writers

    It's All About Asking the Hard Questions

    October 29, 2018  By Steven Cooper
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    How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Crime Fiction and Love It as Horror

    On Serial Killers, Home Invasions, and Other Problematic Crime Stories Best Viewed as Horror

    October 25, 2018  By Molly Odintz
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    Sarah Meuleman and the Vanishing Writers

    The Belgian Author on Her Fascination with Disappearances

    October 25, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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    For Crime Writers, Chicago Is The Place To Be

    Why Does the Windy City Produce So Much Good Crime Fiction?

    October 24, 2018  By Julie Hyzy
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    Unexpected Investigators

    9 Mysteries That Challenge Our Expectations for Crime Fighters

    October 23, 2018  By Erica Wright
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    What Happens When Your Crime Library Goes Up In Smoke?

    Jeff Abbott on Losing His Library To A House Fire

    October 23, 2018  By Jeff Abbott
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    John Grisham: The Legal Thriller Turns Gothic

    The King of Legal Thrillers on Southern Gothic and Family Epics

    October 23, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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    Sarah Perry: Gothic Fiction Has Always Been Political

    Monsters, Mystery, and Bearing Witness

    October 19, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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    James Crumley: Wit, Wisdom, and Whisky

    How to Drink the Heart Right out of a Fine Spring Afternoon

    October 12, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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    Words Have a Different Weight in Prison

    On Prison Writing and the Impossibility of Telling Another's Story

    October 12, 2018  By Demian Vitanza
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