• Essays

    Asking Why Women Like True Crime Is Condescending

    So maybe...don't do it?

    May 16, 2022  By Caite Dolan-Leach
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    Black and White and Noir All Over: A Brief History of Vintage Newspaper Crime Comic Strips

    Keith Roysdon on a once wildly popular, now mostly forgotten art.

    May 13, 2022  By Keith Roysdon
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    Revisiting Gary Indiana’s Bewildering, Haunting True Crime Trilogy

    Indiana's books were bold, inventive, and ahead of their time.

    May 13, 2022  By Tobias Carroll
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    10 Reasons Why Victorian England Is the Perfect Setting for Murder

    Pea-soup fog, charlatans, death cults, spiritualists, and so much more!

    May 12, 2022  By Connie Berry
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    Experiencing Everyday Horror Through The Eyes Of A Post-Trauma Protagonist

    "That’s the magic of writing. This book is upsetting people. It’s making people feel."

    May 12, 2022  By Kelly McClure
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    Eden Collinsworth on the Mystery Behind a Masterpiece

    On the perambulations of Lady with an Ermine, one of Leonardo Da Vinci's strangest portraits.

    May 11, 2022  By Eden Collinsworth
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    Amber Cowie on Elevating Horror

    "Horror is the most primitively powerful method of embedding a message."

    May 11, 2022  By Amber Cowie
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    Crime Fiction Is Having a TV Moment, and That Moment Isn’t Going To Be Over Any Time Soon. 

    Dervla McTiernan on the new wave of limited series adapted from standalone thrillers.

    May 10, 2022  By Dervla McTiernan
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    Sara Paretsky: V.I.
    Warshawski and My Quest for Voice and Justice

    "V. I. Warshawski becomes not just my voice in the world, but the expresser of my own conflicts over morality."

    May 10, 2022  By Sara Paretsky
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    Hollywood and Hookers: Debunking the Stereotype

    "I wanted to discover whether Hollywood has perpetuated the early 20th Century stereotype of sex workers as boozy, broke and burned out."

    May 9, 2022  By Jodé Millman
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