• Craft

    How do You Write Compelling Characters? Find the Source of Their Pain

    "[E]veryone has some pain. Everyone feels insecure and vulnerable about something."

    May 22, 2023  By E. J. Copperman
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    Shop Talk: Josh Kendall on the Life of a Crime Fiction Editor

    Mulholland's Josh Kendall sits down for the very first Shop Talk: editor edition

    May 18, 2023  By Eli Cranor
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    7 Fabulous Crime Novels and the Craft Lessons They Drive Home

    Kate White on thrillers that entertain and inspire

    May 16, 2023  By Kate White
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    Realism and License in Legal Thrillers

    Adam Mitzner on finding the right balance of accuracy and drama in a field where the details are everything.

    May 16, 2023  By Adam Mitzner
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    For Today's Crime Novels, the Stakes Are High, Right from the First Sentence

    Why it's so pivotal to grab your readers' attention with those opening lines.

    May 15, 2023  By Candice Fox
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    Six Novels Exploring the Underbelly of Privileged Enclaves

    "If you enjoy your thrillers with a side of opulence, then pour yourself a glass of champagne, sit back, and see how the other half lives..."

    May 11, 2023  By Lindsay Cameron
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    My First Thriller: Tosca Lee

    How Tosca Lee carved out her own corner with thrillers that add a touch of mystery to Biblical stories.

    May 10, 2023  By Rick Pullen
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    Painting the Town Red: What Art Can Add to a Mystery

    Cyndi MacMillan on fiction enriched by visual art.

    May 10, 2023  By Cyndi MacMillan
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    Urban Legends, True Crime, and the Threads that Bind Them

    Jen Williams on storytelling and human fear

    May 9, 2023  By Jen Williams
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    Charles Reznikoff: The Finest Noir Poet You’ve Never Heard Of

    In Reznikoff's "objectivist poetry," echoes of Hammett.

    May 9, 2023  By Nick Kolakowski
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