Craft

Literary Mysteries That Embrace The Gray Areas

"[N]one of us is as good, or sometimes as bad, as we might imagine ourselves to be."

October 3, 2022  By Stacey D'Erasmo
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Grant Morrison on Gender, Genre, and Drag

"I suppose I see genre as a kind of literary Drag or Glamour"

October 3, 2022  By Molly Odintz
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Jessica Fletcher. With a Robot. In Space.

"Straddling between dark murder and lighthearted alien adventures was a real challenge..."

October 3, 2022  By Mur Lafferty
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On the Importance of Character and Setting

Anne Emery on series that infuse their settings with character, and vice versa.

September 30, 2022  By Anne Emery
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The Myth and the Reality of Violence in the Old West

"If our hope is for a more robust understanding of history, we must seek out the true villains in every story and update our myths accordingly."

September 29, 2022  By Chase Pletts
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Alice in Murderland: On Crime Writer Alice Campbell

Meet Alice Dorothy Ormond Campbell, mistress of the atmospheric mystery.

September 28, 2022  By Curtis Evans
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Joe R. Lansdale and Jussi Piironen Talk Graphic Novels and Noir

"When you actually present the characters, you have to hope the art, their appearance, is convincing and satisfying for the audience." - Joe R. Lansdale

September 26, 2022  By CrimeReads 
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Celebrating Sisters in Crime at Thirty-Five

"Sisters in Crime has been fighting the patriarchy for 35 years."

September 23, 2022  By Sandra S. G. Wong
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Lamar Giles on Social Horror in Fact and Fiction

"It’s fun as fiction if it remains fiction. That’s sort of up to society though, isn’t it?"

September 20, 2022  By Lamar Giles
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Why Lawyers Make Such Good (and Bad) Mystery Novelists

Allen Eskens makes the case for writers with legal experience.

September 20, 2022  By Allen Eskens
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