Features

The Strange Cultural Legacy of Charlie's Angels

The Angels have always existed in the borderlands between feminism and the patriarchy.

November 15, 2019  By Olivia Rutigliano
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Crimen Latino: Latin Crime Fiction Is the Genre’s New Wave

The new noir moves between borders, languages, and cultures.

November 15, 2019  By Gabino Iglesias
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25 Years Later, Reconsidering the Fallout from Heavenly Creatures

A real-life story of love, coming-of-age, murder, film adaptation, and pseudonymous crime writing.

November 15, 2019  By Nile Cappello
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Richard Jewell and the Night of the Atlanta Olympics Bombing

He was working as a security guard for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. One night, he found a bomb. His life would never be the same.

November 15, 2019  By Kent Alexander and Kevin Salwen
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The Playboy and the Publisher: A Murder Story

The tragic tale of Willoughby Sharp, dilettante Golden Age crime writer, and Claude Kendall, his golden boy publisher

November 14, 2019  By Curtis Evans
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Paul Tremblay on the Absurdities of Modern Life

The cult horror writer talks crime fiction, narcolepsy, and why the world needs a YA novel about Charles Manson

November 14, 2019  By Max Booth III
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Victorian Mystery Novels Set Around the World—Yes, That's Right, Outside England

Japan, Russia, Brazil...Victorian-era historical fiction is so much more than London streets and British Empire.

November 14, 2019  By Will Thomas
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Brooklyn Bad Boyz:
The Night I Was Shot

In 2011, Michael Gonzales was shot on his doorstep in Brooklyn. Unexpectedly, the bullet traced back to a legendary hip-hop feud.

November 13, 2019  By Michael Gonzales
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Femmes Fatales
and the Shattering of the
Capitalist Dream  

Reconsidering a 20th century crime trope, and what it says about the evolution of noir.

November 13, 2019  By Nick Kolakowski
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Let's Celebrate Some Rising Crime Authors with Two Books Under Their Belts

Debuts are great. Second novels are just as exciting.

November 13, 2019  By Lisa Levy
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