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Serenity
One year later, revisiting the strangest noir in recent memory.
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Zach Vasquez
| January 7, 2020
Forget 'Die Hard'—
This Christmas, Watch
'The Silent Partner'
The 1970s neo-noir Christmas heist film you need this year.
By
Zach Vasquez
| December 20, 2019
Why We Can't Stop Reading Conspiracy Fiction
Plus, a look ahead at 5 new conspiracy thrillers coming out in 2020, the very contentious year-to-come.
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L.C. Shaw
| December 19, 2019
How to Power Your Novel Through the All-Important Second Act
A thriller author breaks down a tried-and-true plotting tradition.
By
Wendy Heard
| December 17, 2019
I've Written Superheroes, Legends, and My Own Characters. Here's What I've Learned—Every Story Is a Journey
With great stories come great responsibilities.
By
Charles Soule
| December 16, 2019
Why We Love Looking for Hidden Symbols—In Thrillers and In Real Life
Thriller authors discuss the power of literary treasure hunting.
By
Ellen Crosby
| December 13, 2019
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The Elements of the Haunted House: A Primer
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| December 12, 2019
I Wrote the Kind of Character I Wanted Most to Read About
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| December 11, 2019
Ice Skating as an Education for Writing Crime Fiction
By
J. D. Griffo
| December 11, 2019
7 Things Crime Readers Will No Longer Tolerate
Crime fiction is getting harder to write—and that's a good thing.
By
Christopher Fowler
| December 10, 2019
How Women Authors Are Reshaping the Horror Genre
"The boogeyman in the closet isn’t an amorphous shape in the dark—It’s someone we know and trust."
By
Damien Angelica Walters
| December 10, 2019
On the Benefits of Building a Book Series Out of a Community of Characters
Changing protagonists can set a writer—and a reader—free.
By
Allen Eskens
| December 5, 2019
The Art of Interviewing Subjects—And Actually Getting To the Truth
Tom Rosenstiel on journalism, fiction, and different kinds of truth.
By
Tom Rosenstiel
| December 4, 2019
Tips for Writing Speculative Detective Fiction
How can you keep a commitment to reason and procedure when rules of reality no longer apply?
By
Tyler Hayes
| December 4, 2019
Virginie Despentes on Aging Punks, Failing Economies, and Fetishizing the Dead
A wide-ranging conversation with the author and filmmaker.
By
Michael Seidlinger
| December 2, 2019
interview with an Archivist: Randal Brandt on Berkeley's Legendary Detective Fiction Collection
Con Lehane and Randal Brandt talk detectives, the wonders of research libraries, and a real-life murder in the archives.
By
Con Lehane
| November 25, 2019
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