• Essays

    The Amoral Violence of Folk Magic

    "These tales hold their own breath and blood; they are not just words on a page..."

    February 25, 2022  By Rebecca Ross
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    It's Time to Discover Your New Sophisticated Sleuth Obsession: Stewart Hoag

    A.J. Finn makes the case for why David Handler's mystery series should be on your bookshelf.

    February 25, 2022  By A.J. Finn
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    Historic Homes Are A Time-Traveler's Paradise

    "The real-world connection of space and time is nowhere more apparent than in preserved historical properties."

    February 25, 2022  By Diane Kelly
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    Nothing Can Stay Hidden Forever: The True Crime Legacy of Lost Highway

    25 years later, David Lynch's uncanny noir has a long and disturbing legacy of real-life crimes and tragedies.

    February 24, 2022  By Zach Vasquez
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    The Pull of Abandoned Spaces

    Jennifer Fawcett on ghosts, liminal spaces, and the childhood memory that inspired her new novel.

    February 24, 2022  By Jennifer Fawcett
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    Robots, Dinosaurs, And Trusting Your Gut

    Rob Hart on the book that changed his life—and what came next.

    February 24, 2022  By Rob Hart
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    My Beloved Monster: Creating the Characters We Love to Hate

    First tip: forgive your villain. Or at least try having a candid conversation with him.

    February 24, 2022  By Rio Youers
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    Everything’s Better with Batter

    So why aren't there more batter-drenched mysteries to be found?

    February 23, 2022  By Maddie Day
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    Time to Discover Your New Favorite Sub-Genre of Fiction

    A brief introduction to neo-noir, the New Weird, and hopepunk.

    February 22, 2022  By Richard Thomas
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    Valerie Wilson Wesley on Crime Fiction's Pioneering Women of Color

    "Black mystery writers and other People of Color will continue to write; the stakes are too high not to."

    February 22, 2022  By Valerie Wilson Wesley
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