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The Missing Boy Who Haunted a Generation

The Missing Boy Who Haunted a Generation

A Summer Camp. A Missing Boy. A Decades-Long Search.

By Riley Sager | July 3, 2018

Who Are the Women of The Staircase?

Who Are the Women of The Staircase?

The True Crime Doc that Treats Women Like Fairytale Characters

By Molly Odintz | June 29, 2018

Clarence Cooper, Jr., <br>Lost Poet of Noir

Clarence Cooper, Jr.,
Lost Poet of Noir

A Mid-Century African-American Writer Who Captured Life at the Margins

By Domenic Stansberry | June 29, 2018

Reading Kafka's Amerika as a Queer Crime Novel

Reading Kafka's Amerika as a Queer Crime Novel

A Dissection of Perplexity in Kafka's Queerest Masterpiece

By Ana Simo | June 28, 2018

Today's Crime Podcasts Are Documentaries, Evolved

Today's Crime Podcasts Are Documentaries, Evolved

New Forms for the Most Extreme Human Experiences

By Gregory Rossi | June 27, 2018

Crime and the City: Manchester

Crime and the City: Manchester

In England's Industrial North, a Thriving Noir Tradition Grows

By Paul French | June 26, 2018

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Arthur Conan Doyle and the Scottish Dreyfus Affair

By Margalit Fox | June 26, 2018

Why is Sex So Much Harder To
Write Than Violence?

By Amanda Robson | June 25, 2018

It's Time to Look at the Vampire Novel as a Legal Thriller

By Raymond A. Villareal | June 22, 2018

Children Who Kill: The Most Unsettling Story of All

Children Who Kill: The Most Unsettling Story of All

Crime Writing's Most Disquieting Mystery

By Nina Laurin | June 21, 2018

We Are All Spies

We Are All Spies

A Visit to New York's New Espionage Museum

By Lisa Levy | June 21, 2018

Teaching Children to Love Mystery, One Comic At a Time

Teaching Children to Love Mystery, One Comic At a Time

How Scooby Doo Taught Me to Love Genre Fiction

By Edgar Cantero | June 20, 2018

Crime Fiction's Best (And Worst) Meals

Crime Fiction's Best (And Worst) Meals

From Sherlock's English Breakfasts to Philip Marlowe's BBQ to Madame Maigret’s Coq au Vin

By Martin Walker | June 18, 2018

Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

How Forensic Science, Jack the Ripper, and MacBeth
Influenced Stoker's Masterpiece

By Oscar De Muriel | June 15, 2018

Anthony Bourdain's Love Affair <br>with Crime Fiction

Anthony Bourdain's Love Affair
with Crime Fiction

Bourdain Filled His Life and His Art with Noir

By Thomas Wickersham | June 14, 2018

The Gothic Horrors <br>of 1980s Ireland

The Gothic Horrors
of 1980s Ireland

The Crimes and Hypocrisies that Inspired a Generation of Women

By Liz Nugent | June 13, 2018

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