Joyce Carol Oates Talks Crime Fiction, Character, and Cats
"My children’s books are mostly from kitties’ perspectives. And they all end happily with kitties sleeping on little girls’ beds PURRING."
By Thomas Pluck | October 16, 2019
By Tim Maleeny | October 16, 2019
Can Everyone Stop Slagging Off Brighton, Already?
In defense of the once-seedy, now-sparkling crime fiction mecca.
By Lynne Truss | October 16, 2019
Steph Cha Is Reimagining the Los Angeles Crime Novel
By Lisa Levy | October 15, 2019
Did Hill Street Blues Rip Off Ed McBain's 87th Precinct Series?
By Paul Abbott | October 15, 2019
Dorothy L. Sayers: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics
By Neil Nyren | October 11, 2019
Bickle’s Lament: The Cinematic Lineage of the Angry White Loner
Why generations of filmmakers can't seem to quit a troubled figure.
By Zach Vasquez | October 11, 2019
William Kent Krueger on Writing a New American Epic for the Mississippi River
'Every good novel in our genre is about more than just the crime.'
By Dwyer Murphy | October 10, 2019
