Essays

When the Novel Was Dangerous

Vice or Salvation? Our Views on Fiction Are Always Changing.

October 4, 2018  By Leo Benedictus
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Val McDermid Dreams of a
Lost Josephine Tey Mystery

On Identity, Secrets, and the Hope for One More Novel

October 3, 2018  By Val McDermid
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The Art of the Painstaking Sherlock Recreation

Visiting 221B Baker Street in Pennsylvania

October 3, 2018  By Rebecca Romney
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Publishing Anthony Bourdain's Last Book

Bourdain Never Lost His Love of Comics, Literature's Bastard Child

October 2, 2018  By Karen Berger
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The Birth of American Detective Fiction

The Unlikely Detectives Who Would Launch a Literary Phenomenon

October 2, 2018  By Leslie S. Klinger
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When American Jails Were a
Mom-and-Pop Business

In Cold Blood, Sheriff's Wives, and Living Room Jails

October 1, 2018  By Laurie Loewenstein
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Familiarity and Foreignness in Crime Fiction

English Estates, Ride Shares, and Disrupting the Everyday

October 1, 2018  By Nic Joseph
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CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of the Month

September's Best CrimeReads Features

September 28, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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The Great Depression Was About More Than Soup Lines

How To Write Crime Fiction About The 1930s With Nuance

September 28, 2018  By L. A. Chandlar
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Why Alcoholism and Crime Fiction Are Still Entwined

Reckoning with a Long Legacy of Drinking and Noir

September 27, 2018  By Reed Farrel Coleman
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