• Essays

    Fireworks at Graceland: How Elvis Spent His Last Christmas Before Boot Camp

    It was Christmas Eve and the King had been drafted. He decided to blow some stuff up.

    December 15, 2021  By Robert K. Elder
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    What Cozy Mystery Authors Can Learn From Ted Lasso

    A little kindness goes a long way

    December 15, 2021  By Tara Lush
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    How a Career in the Foreign Service Prepared Me to Write Thrillers

    With over twenty years of service in postings from Damascus to East Germany, Otho Eskin has plenty of stories fit for a thriller.

    December 14, 2021  By Otho Eskin
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    Writing Sex Scenes in the Realm of Mystery

    A Different Kind of Thrill

    December 13, 2021  By Eliza Nellums
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    On the Murder Mystery Movie Written by Stephen Sondheim and Anthony Perkins

    "The Last of Sheila" is a star-studded scavenger-hunt-whodunit from the 70s, gloriously campy and full of surprises

    December 10, 2021  By Julia Sirmons
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    Mannix Was Vintage TV’s Perfect Savvy PI

    From 1967 to 1975, the heyday of the checked sport coat, Joe Mannix was on the case.

    December 10, 2021  By Keith Roysdon
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    The Two Questions Every Author Is Asked

    Victoria Thompson has written over fifty novels, and counting. These are the questions she's asked the most often.

    December 10, 2021  By Victoria Thompson
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    Poor, Black and in Real Trouble: The Baltimore Noir of Jerome Dyson Wright

    The life and times of a street lit pioneer.

    December 9, 2021  By Michael Gonzales
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    Rules for the New Generation of Cozy Mysteries

    Above all else, don't forget to write in some cute pets!

    December 9, 2021  By Kate Lansing
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    True Crime Is Changing
    (And That's A Good Thing)

    Moral concerns have energized a new generation of writers to critically examine what we get out of true stories of violence.

    December 8, 2021  By Joseph Knox
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