Essays

What if Sherlock Holmes Was Wrong About Everything?

Re-Solving the Classic Cases of Detective Fiction

April 18, 2018  By Noah Berlatsky
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The Woman Who Cleans Up After Death

Spending the Day with Sandra, the Trauma Cleaner

April 17, 2018  By Sarah Krasnostein
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Crime Fiction in
the Time of Trump

No Scandal Is Too Outrageous for Today's Thriller Writers

April 17, 2018  By Brad Parks
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Searching for a Soul Mate (Must Love Sherlock Holmes)

When Romantic Partners Fall Short of Literary Obsessions

April 16, 2018  By Iris Martin Cohen
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The Body and the Library

A Library. A Woman Murdered. And the Unanswered Questions.

April 13, 2018  By Shelley Puhak
2

Crafting the Perfect Setting
for Noir

Brendan Duffy on Atmospheric Settings and the Texture of Reality

April 13, 2018  By Brendan Duffy
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In Tehran, Noir Is a
Political Act

Writing Crime Fiction in Post Revolution Iran

April 12, 2018  By Salar Abdoh
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How to Reinvent Yourself
as a Thriller Writer

Nina Sadowsky on Artistic Reinvention and Her Many Careers

April 12, 2018  By Nina Sadowsky
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The Grim, Potent World
of David Peace

Like Ellroy, Peace Is Writing Irresistible Alternative Histories

April 11, 2018  By Adrian McKinty
1

How Wyatt Earp Went from Lawman to Legend

The Dime Novels and Movies That Created an Old West Icon

April 10, 2018  By Tom Clavin
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