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Essays
New England Gothic, and The Uncanny Making of a Mystery
"All novels are mysteries"—especially in New England.
By
Neil Olson
| October 11, 2019
Suzane Von Richthofen: Teenage Romance, Teenage Killers
Criminal Broads Presents: The Evil Blonde
By
Tori Telfer
| October 9, 2019
Lee Child Grapples With Mortality, Sales, Rivals, and Successors
Who could take over the Jack Reacher series? Child wonders.
By
Andy Martin
| October 9, 2019
Forget Writing What You Know. Write Where You Know.
When I chose to set my book in the depressed coastal town where I spent my childhood, I knew it couldn't be anything other than a crime novel.
By
A.S. Hatch
| October 9, 2019
A Cultural History of
Nancy Drew
Maybe every generation gets the Nancy Drew it needs.
By
Olivia Rutigliano
| October 8, 2019
The Crime Fiction of Rangoon / Yangon
A tradition of noir in a turbulent, evolving city.
By
Paul French
| October 7, 2019
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
Who's Buried in John Dillinger's Tomb?
By
Crawford Smith
| October 7, 2019
An Irish Author Takes the Global View
By
Tobias Carroll
| October 7, 2019
Stephen King Is Quietly Enthralled By "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
By
Brenna Ehrlich
| October 4, 2019
Who's Missing from the Michelle Carter Documentary? Michelle Carter Herself.
A new documentary about Michelle Carter demonstrates a still-limited vocabulary when it comes to talking about female criminals and mental health.
By
akankshasingh
| October 4, 2019
Why Fiction is the Perfect Trojan Horse to Discuss Ethical Dilemmas
"Fiction can Trojan Horse its way into your heart and soul and crack the window wide open."
By
Kira Peikoff
| October 4, 2019
How Mary Roberts Rinehart, Queen of the Mystery Novel, Was Very Nearly Murdered
She was the grande dame of American crime fiction, at the height of her powers, when she fell into a murder mystery of her own.
By
Sarah Weinman
| October 3, 2019
Franz Kafka: Misunderstood Crime Author
How
The Trial
upended what we know about crime fiction.
By
Peter Steiner
| October 3, 2019
A Very Brief History of Forensic Investigation
What does "forensics" actually mean in real investigative work, anyway?
By
Bradley Harper
| October 3, 2019
The Green River Killer and Me
"The man looked like all the men in the cars—he looked ordinary. But ordinary men, I had discovered, could be the most dangerous of all."
By
Rene Denfeld
| October 2, 2019
On Crafting a Pioneering Queer Crime Fiction Series
"I had a revelation: the private eye in noir fiction was a perfect metaphor for how gay men navigated the 'normal' world where both were outsiders."
By
Michael Nava
| October 1, 2019
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