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6 Mysteries That Will Make You Turn Back to Page One
Aggie Blum Thompson on the art of the late chapter reveal.
By
Aggie Blum Thompson
| March 14, 2025
Jacqueline Faber: Rewriting Kitty Genovese on the 61st Anniversary of Her Murder
Kitty Genovese's death was framed as the cost of urban callousness. But the true story is far more complicated—and contains far more humanity.
By
Jacqueline Faber
| March 13, 2025
How TV Procedurals Make What’s Bad Feel So Good
On "the procedural as its own separate space in mystery storytelling."
By
Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare
| March 13, 2025
On Season One of
Search Party
Olivia Rutigliano does a deep dive into one of the great, under-sung mystery pastiches
By
Olivia Rutigliano
| March 12, 2025
On Listening to Your Stories: Writing Across Genres in a Shelf-Specific World
Kate Maruyama on horror and...not fiction.
By
Kate Maruyama
| March 12, 2025
How a Career as a Diplomat Informed a Life as a Writer
"[D]iplomatic life can look charming and elegant in movies. In reality, it can prove dangerous and stressful. What does this have to do with writing? Everything."
By
Stephen Holgate
| March 12, 2025
Best Reviewed
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Nick Kolakowski on Mining the Past for a Hollywood Fixer Mystery
By
Nick Kolakowski
| March 11, 2025
18th-Century Satire, Communist Anthem, 1950s Pop Song: The Many Lives of Mack the Knife
By
Phil Lecomber
| March 10, 2025
Turns Out, There's a Sequel to
The Westing Game
By
Olivia Rutigliano
| March 7, 2025
5 Supernatural Serial Killers
"How can someone, or something, be stopped by authorities if their existence breaks the laws of physics?"
By
Cynthia Pelayo
| March 7, 2025
From Out-of-Print to Global Hit: The Surprising Resurgence of Michael McDowell's Blackwater Novels
25 years after the author’s death, the path-breaking story is more popular than ever—and this time, overseas
By
Julia Steiner
| March 7, 2025
When Harlem Was Harlem: On 'Across 110th Street'
Remembering Barry Michael Cooper and a film tradition in Harlem.
By
Michael Gonzales
| March 6, 2025
Agustina Bazterrica on Violence, Dystopia, and the Power of Art
"I write with my burned body about capitalism, about patriarchy."
By
Kevin Canfield
| March 6, 2025
A Walking Tour of Manhattan's Chinatown and Turn-of-the-Century New York City
"Then, as now, in New York City, real estate is everything."
By
Radha Vatsal
| March 5, 2025
Exploring Memory Loss in Horror and Thriller Novels
Jon Bassoff on a deeply disorienting tradition.
By
Jon Bassoff
| March 5, 2025
Gabino Iglesias: Let's Talk About Some New Books
In the new column, Iglesias looks at a Brooklyn noir, a short novel from Colombia, and more.
By
Gabino Iglesias
| March 4, 2025
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