• Essays

    Everything’s Coming Up Cozies

    Karen Dukess on why the crime fiction world is embracing the cozy mystery.

    June 13, 2025  By Karen Dukess
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    Fashion that Slays

    Erica Ridley makes the case for "the world of fashion as a setting rife with inherent danger"

    June 12, 2025  By Erica Ridley
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    Frederick Forsyth: An Editor's Remembrance

    Neil Nyren recalls his first time working with the great thriller author.

    June 12, 2025  By Neil Nyren
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    How One Moment of Fear Changed a Lifetime of Belief

    S.M. Govett on the moments and memories that haunt us.

    June 12, 2025  By S.M. Govett
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    Laurie R. King on Historical Fiction and the Joy of True Characters Too Wild to Make Up

    Discovering characters in the world of Mary Russell (and Sherlock Holmes).

    June 11, 2025  By Laurie R. King
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    Jurassic Vistas and Lost Voices: The Hurdles and Joys of Research in Fiji

    On the trials, tribulations, and many rewards of doing research properly

    June 11, 2025  By Nilima Rao
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    What If Your Biography Was Just a Footnote to Somebody Else's?

    Sarah Landenwich on 19th century women in music.

    June 11, 2025  By Sarah Landenwich
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    The Perfect Marriage Is the Perfect Illusion

    Bestselling thriller author Kaira Rouda explores the enduring power of the marriage thriller—and why the perfect union makes for the perfect crime.

    June 9, 2025  By Kaira Rouda
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     Write the Investigator You Needed

    Susan Juby on why she writes about a former Buddhist nun working as a butler.

    June 9, 2025  By Susan Juby
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    Reading Chester Himes: Who Is the Real Star of His Show?

    Grave Digger and Coffin Ed aren’t the main characters in the ‘Harlem Detectives’ series.

    June 5, 2025  By Thomas E. Ricks
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