• Culture

    Why Is World War II Such A Popular Subject For Historical Fiction Right Now?

    Rhys Bowen on how certain eras go in and out of "marketability" despite their perennial popularity.

    August 5, 2022  By Rhys Bowen
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    The Crime of My Life

    A crime reporter turned his investigative skills toward an old family crime with deep contemporary relevance and finds himself implicated

    August 4, 2022  By Baynard Woods
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    This is Your Brain On Horror

    What gives any good horror movie its true horror vibe? Two distinct elements: terror and horror.

    August 4, 2022  By Nina Nesseth
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    Trapped by the Unspoken: Trauma, Secrets, Lies, and the Psychological Thriller

    On "the power of the things we hide."

    August 4, 2022  By Anastasia Zadeik
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    Collective Narrators: The Best Uses of the First-Person Plural in Literature

    The Greek chorus will now be heard from...

    August 3, 2022  By Hayley Scrivenor
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    Resurrectionists and the Advent of the Burial Vault

    On the sensational body snatching that catalyzed efforts to secure bodies from graverobbers.

    August 3, 2022  By Todd Harra
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    The Women of the Manhattan Project

    From "Calutron girls" to washerwomen, meet the women who kept Los Alamos and Oak Ridge running.

    August 3, 2022  By Sarah James
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    On Finding Myself In Queer Suspense Fiction

    "There are more stories about people like me out there now than I ever could have imagined."

    August 3, 2022  By Ashton Noone
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    Amina Akhtar and Erin Mayer Talk Fashion and Murder

    The author of Fan Club and the author of Kismet (out 8/1) interviewed each other to talk about their experiences, and why, exactly, fashion inspires so much rage.

    August 2, 2022  By Amina Akhtar and Erin Mayer
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    Jigsaw Puzzles for Crime Fans

    Time to take a break from solving mysteries to solve...puzzle mysteries!

    August 2, 2022  By Molly Odintz
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