• Essays

    Lost Years on Death Row

    An Attorney and Author on the Slow Passage of Death Row Time

    May 21, 2018  By L.F. Robertson
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    The Story That Refused
    to Be a Thriller

    When Survival, Not Justice or Revenge, Is the Only Ending

    May 18, 2018  By Rahna Reiko Rizzuto
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    The Most Notorious Brain
    in the Annals of Crime

    The Story of Edward Rulloff: Serial Killer, Genius, Specimen

    May 18, 2018  By Kate Winkler Dawson
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    The Drowning of Holly Roth

    50 Years Later, a Spy Novelist's Death Is Still a Mystery

    May 17, 2018  By Sarah Weinman
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    Elmore Leonard's Gritty Westerns

    Before Crime, Elmore Leonard Mastered the Western

    May 16, 2018  By Nathan Ward
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    Crime on the High Seas

    An Author Explores How Crime Thrives on the World's Oceans

    May 16, 2018  By Owen Laukkanen
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    The Big Sleep Test

    A Rare Book Dealer’s Love-Hate Relationship with Chandler’s Booksellers

    May 15, 2018  By Rebecca Romney
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    How Crime Writing Is Like Music

    A Musician's Secrets for Writing a Lyrical, Rhythmic Crime Novel

    May 14, 2018  By Emma Viskic
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    7 Podcasts That Will Make Your Mom a True Crime Addict

    Crime Podcasts: The Ultimate Mother's Day Gift

    May 11, 2018  By Emily Stein
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    What Is a Crime Novel?

    Otto Penzler Guides Readers Through Mystery's Sub-Genres

    May 11, 2018  By Otto Penzler
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