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Hollywoodland: The Best Neo-Noir You Probably Haven't Seen
Fifty years later, the investigation into the mysterious death of actor George Reeves, TV's Superman, still resonates.
By
Sabina Stent
| January 7, 2021
Juana Barraza: The Woman Who Was Killing Mexico's Elderly Women
Criminal Broads Presents: The Silent Lady
By
Tori Telfer
| January 7, 2021
Irving "Gangi" Cohen: The Man Who Escaped Murder, Inc. and Hid Out in the Movies
Nobody saw Cohen back in Brooklyn. Until a few gangsters went to the movies and saw their old colleague on the silver screen.
By
Michael Cannell
| January 6, 2021
Henry More Smith: Canada's Forgotten Confidence Man and Escape Artist
The possibly true and all-but-forgotten story of a one-man crime wave.
By
Dean Jobb
| January 6, 2021
Hemingway's Politics Were No Secret—Just Read His Only Crime Novel
To Have and Have Not
, Hemingway's patchwork Depression-era crime novel, was the story of one man's radicalization.
By
David Masciotra
| January 5, 2021
Rio de Janeiro: Brazil's Great City of Crime Literature
A city of contrasts, beauty, and mystery. Crime and the City hits the streets of Rio.
By
Paul French
| January 4, 2021
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
In 1849, a feud between two Shakespearean actors led to a massive riot in New York City
By
Olivia Rutigliano
| January 4, 2021
The 15 Best Crime Movies
of 2020
By
Olivia Rutigliano
| December 29, 2020
Why Classic Crime Fiction Was Obsessed With Fashion
By
Tara Moss
| December 29, 2020
The Stranger: Revisiting Race in an L.A. Murder
In 1997, Ennis Cosby was shot and killed by Mike Markhasev. The killer claimed it was a botched robbery. Others suspected racism.
By
Maggie Milstein
| December 29, 2020
How John Le Carré Reinvented the Spy Novel
Novelist Paul Vidich reflects on the life and legacy of a literary giant.
By
Paul Vidich
| December 24, 2020
The Night Jacqueline Winspear Helped Her Father Steal a Christmas Tree
A most wholesome crime
By
Jacqueline Winspear
| December 23, 2020
When "Normal" People Snap: The Unnervingly Universal Potential for Violence
"As crime and thriller writers, we want to know what separates us from people who snap. We suspect the answer is: Not much."
By
Sharon Doering
| December 23, 2020
War Pigeons: The Humble Heroes Behind His Majesty's Secret Service
During both world wars, homing pigeons flew hundreds of miles through enemy fire to deliver messages and save lives.
By
Stephanie Graves
| December 22, 2020
On the Lost Christmastime Tradition of Telling
Ghost Stories
A Christmas Carol is the main vestige of this pastime, but it was once one of the most hallowed ways to celebrate the winter season
By
Olivia Rutigliano
| December 21, 2020
Something for Everyone
: The Swinging Seventies' Gayest Murder Mystery
It's time to take a new look at an under-appreciated cult classic of queer cinema.
By
Curtis Evans
| December 21, 2020
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