• Essays

    Sarah Gailey On Loving Monsters

    "[M]onsters can teach us how to love, even when that love is itself monstrous."

    July 19, 2022  By Sarah Gailey
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    Desperate Measures: On Ordinary People Who've Had Quite Enough

    "What do they do when they’re backed into a corner? What do they do when they decide enough is enough?"

    July 18, 2022  By Elaine Murphy
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    Musician and Author Don Bruns On Putting Together A Music-Themed Anthology

    "Where did I get friendly enough to ask these elites to contribute to Hotel California? At the Hotel Bar."

    July 18, 2022  By Don Bruns
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    Caves, Cellars, Crawl Spaces: The Power of Dark Passages in Suspense Fiction

    "[C]aves, basements, and crawl spaces are our ways of visualizing the dark places within our own minds."

    July 18, 2022  By Margot Harrison
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    James Caan's Legacy of Solitary Brutes

    Looking back on the legendary actor's most memorable roles.

    July 15, 2022  By Tanner Tafelski
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    Exploring the Complexity of Love Through Crafting A Criminal Family 

    "I knew what it was like for my family to love me, but also do and say things that hurt me too."

    July 15, 2022  By Alex Temblador
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    The Top Ten TV Dramas for People Who Like True Crime

    Whatever you're looking for from a crime story, these ten television shows deliver.

    July 15, 2022  By Tim Norbeck
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    The Great Locked Room Mystery: My Top 10 Impossible Crimes

    Tom Mead on the grand history and bright future of locked room mysteries.

    July 14, 2022  By Tom Mead
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    Susie Steiner: An Appreciation

    On the author of the Manon Bradshaw novels who passed away earlier this month.

    July 14, 2022  By Frederick Weisel
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    London and the Long, Dark shadow of Charles Dickens

    How do you write about a place that has been written about so much, and so famously?

    July 14, 2022  By Simon Toyne
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