• Craft

    On Metaphysics and Murder

    "Ideas alone can be abstract and bloodless, but they come alive when they are woven into a narrative."

    January 25, 2023  By Carolyn Korsmeyer
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    Crime Fiction Heroes: To Age or Forever Young?

    "My vote is that our heroes shouldn’t appear to be immortal."

    January 25, 2023  By Paul Levine
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    Murder, Mystery, and Midwestern Noir

    'Midwestern Noir is what happens when you take all the elements of Nordic Noir and plant them in what even midwesterners refer to as "the middle of nowhere."'

    January 23, 2023  By Hannah Morrissey
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    Does Historical Accuracy Matter in Historical Fiction?

    With fiction, the answers are never quite so simple.

    January 18, 2023  By Mark Ellis
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    Lawful Lawlessness: The Rules for Writing Crime Fiction

    (And Which of Your Favorite Authors Break Them)

    January 17, 2023  By Benjamin Stevenson
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    Eric LaRocca: Interview and Cover Reveal!

    Read an interview with the author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke, and see the gorgeous new cover of his upcoming book.

    January 12, 2023  By Molly Odintz
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    Shop Talk: Jane Harper Makes a Plan for Her Novels...Then Several Hundred Mugs of Tea

    Crime writers talking routines, outlines, and editing in hard copy.

    January 12, 2023  By Eli Cranor
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    Iris Yamashita on Writing a Murder Mystery About an Isolated Alaskan Town

    The debut novelist on her journey from screenwriting to 'City Under One Roof'

    January 11, 2023  By Kevin Canfield
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    On Writing A Mystery That Defies Rationality

    "I wanted to dig my teeth into someone...whose emotional world was more important than their intellectual one."

    January 10, 2023  By Maria Dong
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    A Scientist and Sci-fi Author on Imagining the Future and Breaking the Rules

    Robert Lanza and Nancy Kress on their unique collaboration.

    January 9, 2023  By Robert Lanza and Nancy Kress
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