Essays

On the Rise of Scandinavian
Crime Fiction

Anders Roslund Looks at the Growth of a Global Super-Genre

August 11, 2017  By Anders Roslund
5

Can the Internet's True Crime Obsession Lead to Real-Life Justice?

On Crowdsourcing the Righting of Wrongs, and Solving Cold Cases

August 8, 2017  By Kathleen Barber
1

The Night I Spent in Lizzie Borden's House

Sarah Schmidt on Writing Down the Words of a Ghost

August 4, 2017  By Sarah Schmidt
1

Do Spies Turned Novelists Use Their Old Sources?

On What Espionage Fiction Can Teach Us About This Geopolitical Mess

August 1, 2017  By Steve Matteo
6

Why Do We Love To Read About
Missing Girls?

"We Want the Gory Details, to See Her Fate Spelled Out"

June 29, 2017  By Caite Dolan-Leach
5

Stephen King and I: How the Master of Horror Made Me a Better Father

On murderous clowns, haunted hotels, and darker halves

June 16, 2017  By Alex Segura
4

The Daughters of Crime Fiction Are Getting Tough on Bad Dads

On the Heroines of Meg Gardiner and Karen Dionne

June 16, 2017  By Lisa Levy
0

My Father's Secret Life As a Cold War Spy

And a Partner in Espionage with a Top Soviet Asset

May 5, 2017  By Eva Dillon
2

Jim Jones: Charismatic Micromanager, Gifted Preacher, Lunatic

On the Life and Times Before the Jonestown Massacre

May 2, 2017  By Lisa Levy
0

Sara Paretsky: From Joan of Arc to Little Women, a History of Heroes

Learning the Courage to Write, and to Keep Fighting

April 17, 2017  By Sara Paretsky
5


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