The Unjustly Forgotten Crime Novels of John Sanford, Midcentury America's Radical Jewish Conscience
He was a lawyer, a novelist, a committed Communist, a progenitor of rural noir, and a blacklisted screenwriter. Through it all, John Sanford kept on reinventing himself.
By Jack Mearns | June 5, 2021
Whatever Happened to Elise De Viane? On The Mystery Woman in Dashiell Hammett’s 1931 Sexual Assault Case
By Curtis Evans | June 3, 2021
Stopping for a Moment to Appreciate the Original 1961 film One Hundred and One Dalmatians
By Olivia Rutigliano | June 3, 2021
A Translator Considers the Joys of Crime Fiction
By Michael Meigs | June 3, 2021
Finding Inspiration for Speculative Fiction in the History of Reproduction
On self-conception, virgin birth, and deep male anxieties.
By Sara Flannery Murphy | June 3, 2021
