Craft

Violence and Madness in a Lost Chester Himes Noir

A Social Thriller Exposing Racism & Police Brutality in 1960s NYC

February 20, 2019  By Michael Gonzales
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The Art of the Twist Ending

15 of the Greatest "Twists" Ever Written

February 20, 2019  By Sophie Hannah
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Cellar Captives: Crime Fiction Wrestles with the Unthinkable

Why Crime Fiction Authors Take On Extraordinary Crimes

February 19, 2019  By Cara Hunter
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Donald Westlake's Spiritual Side

Exploring the Hard-boiled Author's Gentler, Comic Crime

February 13, 2019  By Levi Stahl
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The Profoundly Unsettling World of Agatha Christie

Anyone Is Capable of Murder. That's a Radical Idea.

February 13, 2019  By Lucy Foley
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The 10 Most Cynical Things Georges Simenon Ever Wrote/Said/Pontificated

Maigret's Infinite Appetites and Unspeakable Sorrows

February 13, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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Nedra Tyre: A Sweet Southern Lady's Guide to Murder

Venomous Mysteries Where Kindness is the Greatest Weapon of All

February 7, 2019  By Sarah Weinman
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Christobel Kent on Murder, Morality, and Survival

"Why do women who have suffered so much turn their shame and suffering inward?"

February 7, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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Is Fictionalizing Crimes Inherently Exploitative?

When Writing The Fiction Of Violence, There Are No Easy Answers

February 4, 2019  By Katrin Schumann
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Why Do the French Love American Noir?

Exploring France's Undying Love for American Crime Fiction

January 30, 2019  By Gabino Iglesias
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