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Mystery's First Great Historian

Mystery's First Great Historian

Sarah Weinman on the Man Who Launched the Genre's Legends

By Sarah Weinman | April 5, 2018

All Novelists Are Con Artists

All Novelists Are Con Artists

Magic, Misdirection, and the Search for the Perfect Mark

By Michael Kardos | April 3, 2018

Why Comedy Is the Most <br>Subversive Art

Why Comedy Is the Most
Subversive Art

A Crime Author Investigates What Makes Another Culture Laugh

By Derek Miller | April 2, 2018

Your Guide to the Essential<br> Crime TV of April 2018

Your Guide to the Essential
Crime TV of April 2018

12 Crime Shows to Watch This Month
(and What to Read After Watching)

By Dwyer Murphy | March 30, 2018

Writing in the Shadow of Graham Greene

Writing in the Shadow of Graham Greene

On 'Our Man in Havana' and the Stories Greene Missed

By Paul Vidich | March 29, 2018

The Transformative Power of<br> Crime Scene Dioramas

The Transformative Power of
Crime Scene Dioramas

On the Nutshell Studies, Poetry, and the Art of Restraint

By Erica Wright | March 28, 2018

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

British TV's 9 Most Powerful
Female Detectives

By Cara Hunter | March 28, 2018

What Life Is Really Like
on the Crime Beat

By Christi Daugherty | March 26, 2018

What Can Crime Writers Learn From Screenwriting?

By Michelle Frances | March 26, 2018

A Lifetime of Bombs

A Lifetime of Bombs

Thomas Perry on Explosives and the Questions that Haunt Him

By Thomas Perry | March 23, 2018

The Subtle, Menacing Noirs<br> of Laura Lippman

The Subtle, Menacing Noirs
of Laura Lippman

Laura Lippman and Alex Segura talk classic crime, crossing boundaries, and the art of the ending

By Alex Segura | March 23, 2018

The Grifters and Con Artists<br> of Nightmare Alley

The Grifters and Con Artists
of Nightmare Alley

The Rise and Fall (and Rise) of a Noir Classic

By Andrew Nette | March 21, 2018

The Essential Crime <br> Podcasts of Spring 2018

The Essential Crime
Podcasts of Spring 2018

12 True Crime Podcasts To Feed Your Obsession

By Emily Stein | March 19, 2018

Time Travel and Criminal Investigation

Time Travel and Criminal Investigation

NCIS in Space: A Match Made in a Very Peculiar Heaven

By Tom Sweterlitsch | March 19, 2018

Is Conspiracy Fiction <br>Too Dangerous?

Is Conspiracy Fiction
Too Dangerous?

Ned Beauman on Conspiracy Novels in the Age of Fake News

By Ned Beauman | March 15, 2018

The Internet’s Erzsébet Báthory Obsession

The Internet’s Erzsébet Báthory Obsession

Why Communities Stay Faithful to a 17th Century Female Serial Killer

By Tori Telfer | March 14, 2018

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