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Why Being a Woman Is the Perfect Preparation for Writing Psychological Suspense
Sarah Vaughan on vigilance, doubt, abuse, and how it all seeps into psychological thrillers.
By
Sarah Vaughan
| July 7, 2022
Southern Gothic Crime Fiction: A Palimpsest and Primer
Faye Snowden on the most American genre, which "makes visible problems we have with race, gender, economic inequality, [and] corrupt leadership..."
By
Faye Snowden
| July 6, 2022
Into the Past:
Blood Transfusions in the Seventeenth Century
Historical fiction writer Robert Lloyd on a series of bizarre and bloody experiments in Restoration England.
By
Robert Lloyd
| July 6, 2022
Going Back To The Old Neighborhood For Inspiration
Mark Rubinstein on writing a mafia story set in Brighton Beach.
By
Mark Rubinstein
| July 6, 2022
A Question of Character: On James Patterson and Diversity in Crime Fiction
What makes crime fiction today so exciting is the diversity and complexity of characters.
By
E.A. Aymar
| July 5, 2022
Patrick Radden Keefe on Secrets, Lies, and the Murky Line Between Licit and Illicit
"What gets blessed? Who gets out of jail free? And who doesn’t?...I’m interested in that murky netherworld..."
By
Kevin Canfield
| July 1, 2022
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Elly Griffiths on Lockdown, Locked Room Mysteries, and Pandemic Fiction
By
Elly Griffiths
| June 30, 2022
Horror? Crime?
Both
? The Custody Battle Over Edgar Allan Poe
By
Jeffrey B. Burton
| June 30, 2022
The Challenge of Coloring Inside the Lines
By
Ann McMan
| June 30, 2022
My Poison Snake: Erika Kobayashi on Growing Up in a Household of Sherlock Translators
"Papa and Mama would debate endlessly the best way to transliterate “Watson” into Japanese...Meanwhile, my sisters and I would discuss various ways to die..."
By
Erika Kobayashi
| June 29, 2022
Books and Movies That Blur the Line Between Justice and Revenge
Playing God has its moments. But are you ready to pay the consequences?
By
Debbie Babitt
| June 29, 2022
From Operating Theaters to Alcoholic Cells: A Visit to a 19th Century Hospital
Or, what happens in Bellevue often stays in Bellevue (because you won't be returning home any time soon).
By
Amanda Skenandore
| June 29, 2022
We Need More Crime Novels In Which Women Make Choices About Reproduction
On reproductive choice, medical necessity, and breaking the law.
By
Molly Odintz
| June 28, 2022
Why Samantha Allen Wrote A Lesbian Sasquatch Novel
"If what I ostensibly wanted to do was let my imagination wander away from fact, I might as well let it roam as far afield as it could."
By
Samantha Allen
| June 28, 2022
On Nightmare Noir, Science Fiction, and the Lure of the Gothic
Gothic tropes informed much of the earliest science fiction, and now the gothic provides a fruitful path between genres.
By
Eddie Robson
| June 28, 2022
7 Tips For Creating Pace and Propulsion in Psychological Thrillers
Lucy Clarke on finding your novel's perfect rhythm
By
Lucy Clarke
| June 28, 2022
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