• Essays

    Caitlin Rother on Letting Surprises Happen

    In writing nonfiction, the research always takes you in a new direction.

    June 24, 2025  By Caitlin Rother
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    How To Write About the Very Recent Past In a Rapidly Changing World

    To capture the just-past, first envision the near future

    June 23, 2025  By Carl Shuker
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    How to Improvise a Locked Room Murder Mystery

    Author Bianca Marais found the more she outlined, the less inclined she was to write. But could she finish a murder mystery without a master plan?

    June 20, 2025  By Bianca Marais
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    Books About Books: Why We Write Them and Why We Read Them

    On the charms of the bookish mystery.

    June 19, 2025  By E.C. Nevin
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    4 The So-Called Avant-Garde: The Life and Afterlife of Jean-Michel Basquiat

    Michael Gonzales on the iconic artist's turbulent life and legacy.

    June 19, 2025  By Michael Gonzales
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    What Writing For Kids Taught Me About Killing Off Adults

    Lauren Myracle on the Rules for Playing, and Writing, Dirty

    June 19, 2025  By Lauren Myracle
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    A Writer For Our Time: Why John le Carré's Work Remains More Essential Than Ever

    Rav Grewal-Kök on the Enduring Literary Legacy of an Undisputed Master of the Spy Novel

    June 18, 2025  By Rav Grewal-Kök
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    The Joy of Murder

    Allison Brennan on the distinct pleasures of romantic suspense.

    June 18, 2025  By Allison Brennan
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    Infusing Eastern Philosophy into a Climate Thriller

    "[O]ur interconnectedness can illuminate possibilities for a future with humanity and Earth in balance"

    June 17, 2025  By Dheepa R. Maturi
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    Down the Bayou and Under the Oaks: Louisiana as a Character in Crime Fiction

    N.L. Lavin and Hunter Burke on the mysteries of Louisiana.

    June 16, 2025  By N.L. Lavin and Hunter Burke
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