• Craft

    Colson Whitehead on Blaxploitation Cinema, Sidney Lumet's New York, and His Own Harlem Trilogy

    The author discusses the latest installment of his sweeping crime history of New York City.

    July 20, 2023  By Dwyer Murphy
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    How Layers of History Add a Rich Flavor to Contemporary Mysteries

    Celebrating "the secrets old walls hide"

    July 20, 2023  By Leslie Budewitz
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    Masculinity, Queerness, and Hope in Crime Fiction

    Nihilism is a tool of the status quo. We need to embrace hope for a path towards change.

    July 19, 2023  By Ben Crane
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    I'd Rather Commit A Murder Than Write One

    Liz Nugent on hating writing, and loving having written.

    July 18, 2023  By Liz Nugent
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    Giving a Detective Series New Life

    How to refresh a long-running series without alienating the readers who love it just the way it is.

    July 18, 2023  By John Verdon
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    Meagan Lucas's Dark New Fiction: "I Was Tired of Hiding the Ugly"

    The author of 'Here in the Dark' and 'Songbirds and Stray Dogs' in conversation with Steph Post

    July 17, 2023  By Steph Post
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    John Milas On Writing A Haunted House Novel Set During Wartime

    "I had re-haunted myself. But still, I thought, if I finished the book, maybe I would be releasing a burden that had become a demon."

    July 14, 2023  By John Milas
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    Larks and Katydids: On Hearing Inspiration From the Other Side

    "The spirit of Shirley Jackson had far more important people to haunt than me. But maybe I was the only one listening."

    July 13, 2023  By Candi Sary
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    Armed to the Teeth: Healing Through Horror

    In searching for intimacy and authenticity, one author turned to the comforts of horror fiction.

    July 10, 2023  By Liz Kerin
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    How Truman Capote Was Destroyed by His Own Masterpiece

    Inside a New Volume Reproducing the Original Manuscript
    of In Cold Blood

    July 10, 2023  By Ebs Burnough
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