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Lindsay Hunter On Characters, Agency, and Desire
Read an interview with the author and see the gorgeous new cover of Hunter's new novel,
Hot Springs Drive
By
Molly Odintz
| April 27, 2023
The State of the Crime Novel, Part 2: A Roundtable Discussion with the Edgar Nominees
Crime writers discuss craft, classics, and the best writing advice they ever received.
By
Molly Odintz
| April 27, 2023
True Crime Books for Readers Who Are Uncomfortable with True Crime as a Popular Obsession
Alice Slater on nonfiction crime narratives that get the ethical balance right.
By
Alice Slater
| April 27, 2023
A Heady Mix of Science and Religion: On Setting a Novel Amidst The Early 19th Century's Contradictions
"Change was in the air and that conflict, between science and religion, was already present."
By
Liz Hyder
| April 27, 2023
The State of the Crime Novel, Part 1: A Roundtable Discussion with the Edgar Nominees
Crime writers reflect on genre, purpose, community, and the growing problem of book bans.
By
Molly Odintz
| April 26, 2023
Dennis Lehane on Boston, Busing, and the Summer of '74
In his new novel, Lehane reckons with the city's trauma.
By
Dwyer Murphy
| April 25, 2023
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
Technology, Magic, and How Your Word Lights a Candle
By
Kat Howard
| April 25, 2023
Patricia Ward On Writing About Violence And Growing Up Amidst Civil War
By
Patricia Ward
| April 24, 2023
The Unexpected Power of Dream Sequences
By
Cyndi MacMillan
| April 24, 2023
The Expatriates: Spy Fiction’s Hapless Unfortunates
An exploration of an archetype constantly being drawn into greater geopolitical maneuverings.
By
John Lawton
| April 18, 2023
C. S. Harris Considers the Art of Historical Fiction
It's got to be accurate. But it also needs to be "tightly plotted and fast paced."
By
Molly Odintz
| April 18, 2023
Don Winslow on the Aeneid, Hollywood, and Reaching the End of His Career as a Novelist
Winslow's latest crime epic heads west.
By
Dwyer Murphy
| April 18, 2023
Seeking Crime Fiction Inspiration From
The Odyssey
Or, a look at 5 works that mix elements of genre fiction with details from
The Odyssey
By
Andrew Welsh-Huggins
| April 17, 2023
On the Enduring Charms and Sly Wit of Jane Austen's
Northanger Abbey
"while it is, ultimately, a comedic romance that sees a young lady eventually settle down with the upstanding gentleman who deserves her, it’s also—delightfully!—a satire."
By
Martha Waters
| April 14, 2023
How Writers Lace Truth Into Their Fiction
How lines are blurred and readers are persuaded to lower their defenses and believe in a deeper authenticity.
By
Jonathan Fredrick
| April 13, 2023
The Case for More Bloodthirsty Women in Literature
Horror has found a new final girl, but this time, she’s the one you need to fear.
By
Suzanne Young
| April 7, 2023
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