• Essays

    Why True Crime Readers Make Ideal Romance Novel Protagonists

    Or, how to find love in a time of serial killers.

    August 17, 2022  By Alicia Thompson
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    The Horror of the American West

    On the terrors and fictions of the old, and new, west.

    August 17, 2022  By Harrison Query and Matt Query
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    You Can't Look Away: On Responsibility and Horror

    What is the responsibility of the author - and the audience - in creating and consuming horror?

    August 16, 2022  By Michael Seidlinger
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    The World of Philo Vance, Spectator of Life

    Ragnar Jonasson on S.S. Van Dine, the man behind one of America's most celebrated detectives.

    August 16, 2022  By Ragnar Jonasson
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    "There's Nothing More Suspenseful Than Real Life"

    Joy Fielding on the craft of psychological suspense.

    August 16, 2022  By Joy Fielding
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    What's In a Name?

    For crime fiction writers, few questions are more important.

    August 16, 2022  By W.A. Winter
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    Writing a Romance versus Writing a Mystery

    Kitt Crowe on writing in two different genres, and how their demands change an author's approach.

    August 16, 2022  By Kitt Crowe
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    The Creative Life and Death of Bruce Montgomery, aka Edmund Crispin

    Music composer by day, crime writer by night, bon vivant in his youth, and reclusive alcoholic in his twilight...

    August 12, 2022  By Curtis Evans
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    I'll Always Be Chasing
    Bullet Train

    The new film from David Leitch about various dangerous strangers on a train is a delightfully breakneck ride

    August 12, 2022  By Olivia Rutigliano
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    Juvenile Delinquency and the “Sinister Adolescents” of Moonrise Kingdom

    Wes Anderson's film about two misunderstood preteens has more in common with Terrence Malick’s Badlands than it might seem.

    August 12, 2022  By Ethan Warren
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