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Joan Little and the Killing of a Jailer

Joan Little and the Killing of a Jailer

Criminal Broads Presents The Cause Célèbre

By Tori Telfer | September 26, 2019

September's Best Debut Fiction

September's Best Debut Fiction

Literary spies, dogged reporters, and a fight against contagion.

By CrimeReads | September 25, 2019

Angel Luis Colón on Writing Violence, Finding New Voices, and Flipping Off the World

Angel Luis Colón on Writing Violence, Finding New Voices, and Flipping Off the World

The Bronx author is serious about changing the crime community.

By Désirée Zamorano | September 25, 2019

Now Streaming in Crime: September

Now Streaming in Crime: September

Your Guide to the Best Noir, Mystery, and Thrillers Now Streaming

By Camille LeBlanc | September 25, 2019

Hog Noir and the Morally Ambiguous Hero

Hog Noir and the Morally Ambiguous Hero

An infestation of feral hogs creates a bleak moral universe that can only be described in one word—noir.

By Heather Harper Ellett | September 24, 2019

Remembering an Odd, Artful 'Requiem for the Detective Novel'

Remembering an Odd, Artful 'Requiem for the Detective Novel'

In 1950, the Swiss playwright Friedrich Dürrenmatt published a lost classic of crime fiction.

By Gilly Macmillan | September 24, 2019

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Books of the Week

The Mysteries of Budapest

By Paul French | September 23, 2019

11 Essential True Crime Podcasts for Fall 2019

By Emily Stein | September 20, 2019

Law & Order SVU Has Been Going Strong for 20 Years—But the Original Was Better

By Lilly Dancyger | September 20, 2019

Authenticity is the Key for Writing a Compelling Setting

Authenticity is the Key for Writing a Compelling Setting

On setting a novel in Minnesota and talking more about more than the bitter, bitter cold

By P.J. Tracy | September 20, 2019

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2019: Part III

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2019: Part III

85 of the Year's Best New Crime Novels, Mysteries, and Thrillers

By CrimeReads | September 19, 2019

A Crime Author Grapples With the Old Question: Where Do You Get Your Ideas From?

A Crime Author Grapples With the Old Question: Where Do You Get Your Ideas From?

Reed Farrel Coleman on "borrowing from the headlines" and continuing a beloved Robert B. Parker series.

By Reed Farrel Coleman | September 19, 2019

On the Female Archetypes of True Crime

On the Female Archetypes of True Crime

Reading Rachel Monroe's Savage Appeties and Sady Doyle's Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers Together

By Scarlett Harris | September 19, 2019

Discovering a Lost Classic of 1970s Crime Fiction

Discovering a Lost Classic of 1970s Crime Fiction

Ralph Dennis was one of the best, and most neglected crime writers of the decade—and he's due for a revival.

By Lee Goldberg | September 18, 2019

Craig Johnson on the Enduring Popularity of <em>Longmire</em> and Its Deeply Human Characters

Craig Johnson on the Enduring Popularity of Longmire and Its Deeply Human Characters

Three years after the series wrap, Johnson is still crafting complex worlds for Walt Longmire—and readers are still connecting.

By Scott Montgomery | September 18, 2019

Neon No Man’s Land and Sleaze Noir: On The Underseen Brilliance of <em>Vice Squad</em>

Neon No Man’s Land and Sleaze Noir: On The Underseen Brilliance of Vice Squad

Celebrating a lost 1980s neo-noir classic

By Zach Vasquez | September 17, 2019

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