Trained to Protect Foreign Dignitaries, Hunt Fugitives, and Write Tom Clancy Novels

Trained to Protect Foreign Dignitaries, Hunt Fugitives, and Write Tom Clancy Novels

How a US Marshal Inherited an Iconic Spy Fiction Series

By Marc Cameron | November 26, 2018

Who Should Play Jack Reacher Now that Tom Cruise Is Out?

Who Should Play Jack Reacher Now that Tom Cruise Is Out?

One Thing Is Certain: The Next Reacher Is Going to Be Big

By CrimeReads | November 21, 2018

Writing About the Origins of the British Secret Service

Writing About the Origins of the British Secret Service

On Spy Fiction, and the World that Created Britain's Spy Agencies

By H.B. Lyle | November 21, 2018

Which Thriller Series Should You Binge Watch Over the Holiday Weekend?

Which Thriller Series Should You Binge Watch Over the Holiday Weekend?

So Many Thrillers to Watch, So Many Leftovers to Eat

By CrimeReads | November 20, 2018

It’s Never Been Easier—or Harder—to Self-Publish

It’s Never Been Easier—or Harder—to Self-Publish

A Hybrid Author's Tips for Staying Sane While Self-Publishing

By Libby Fischer Hellmann | November 20, 2018

How To Set A Medieval Crime In A Modern City

How To Set A Medieval Crime In A Modern City

Reliquary Theft, Narrow Alleyways, and Other Reasons To Set You Crime Novel In Venice

By David Carlson | November 19, 2018

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William Goldman: A Writing Life in 25 Quotes

By CrimeReads | November 16, 2018

Now Streaming in Crime: November 2018

By CrimeReads | November 16, 2018

David Grann: Driven Toward the Greatest Mystery of All

By Dwyer Murphy | November 16, 2018

Writing Characters Who Are in the Throes of Addiction

Writing Characters Who Are in the Throes of Addiction

A Lawyer and Mystery Novelist Reflects on Drug Court

By Allen Eskens | November 16, 2018

9 Ways of Looking at Sherlock

9 Ways of Looking at Sherlock

The Great Detective Brings Us All Together

By Molly Odintz | November 15, 2018

Crime and the City: Edinburgh

Crime and the City: Edinburgh

Scotland's Capital Stakes its Claim as a Mystery Mecca

By Paul French | November 12, 2018

An Evening with <br>The Detection Club

An Evening with
The Detection Club

Solemn Rituals, Golden Age Icons, and Mysterious Punctuation

By Lynne Truss | November 8, 2018

Jessica Fletcher and 'Murder, She Wrote' Are Alive and Well

Jessica Fletcher and 'Murder, She Wrote' Are Alive and Well

Jon Land on Continuing the Iconic Cozy Series

By Mark Rubinstein | November 7, 2018

Jonathan Lethem on Detectives, Frontiers, and Utopias

Jonathan Lethem on Detectives, Frontiers, and Utopias

A New Kind of Crime Novel for an Age of Extremes

By Lily Meyer | November 6, 2018

Idra Novey: Bookstores, Despots, and Revolution

Idra Novey: Bookstores, Despots, and Revolution

On Writing a Meditative Thriller for Today's Cultural Moment

By Maaza Mengiste | November 5, 2018

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