Essays

Why is Sex So Much Harder To
Write Than Violence?

"Believe me, you need to be thick-skinned to write about sex."

June 25, 2018  By Amanda Robson
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It's Time to Look at the Vampire Novel as a Legal Thriller

From Defending Persecuted Groups to Writing a Vampire Novel

June 22, 2018  By Raymond A. Villareal
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Children Who Kill: The Most Unsettling Story of All

Crime Writing's Most Disquieting Mystery

June 21, 2018  By Nina Laurin
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We Are All Spies

A Visit to New York's New Espionage Museum

June 21, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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Teaching Children to Love Mystery, One Comic At a Time

How Scooby Doo Taught Me to Love Genre Fiction

June 20, 2018  By Edgar Cantero
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Crime Fiction's Best (And Worst) Meals

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

June 18, 2018  By Martin Walker
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Bram Stoker, Crime Fiction, and the Theater

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

June 15, 2018  By Oscar De Muriel
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Anthony Bourdain's Love Affair
with Crime Fiction

Bourdain Filled His Life and His Art with Noir

June 14, 2018  By Thomas Wickersham
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The Gothic Horrors
of 1980s Ireland

The Crimes and Hypocrisies that Inspired a Generation of Women

June 13, 2018  By Liz Nugent
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Historical Crime Fiction is More Than an Escape

"Entertainments, with a Razor's Edge of Reality"

June 12, 2018  By Laurie R. King
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