• Essays

    This Is the Book That Outsold Dracula in 1897

    It's weird, and you haven't heard of it.

    April 16, 2020  By Olivia Rutigliano
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    The Women Who Edited Crime Fiction

    For decades, four women were at the center of the mystery world. They built careers, discovered legends, and shaped a genre.

    April 16, 2020  By Sarah Weinman
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    Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #20

    The Conversation (1974)

    April 16, 2020  By Otto Penzler
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    Financial Crime in an Infectious World

    Mindy Mejia on finance thrillers, pandemics, and times of desperation

    April 15, 2020  By Mindy Mejia
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    Confessions of a Conspiracy Theorist

    Do conspiracy thrillers serve a valuable, humanistic function? Or are they just plain dangerous?

    April 14, 2020  By Oliver Harris
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    Show, Don’t Tell—Unless Animal Cruelty Is Involved

    On Crafting an Animal Rights Thriller

    April 13, 2020  By Megan Allen
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    The Courtesan:
    A Fascinating Woman

    The women who shattered taboos and crossed social barriers in 19th century Europe.

    April 10, 2020  By M.J. Tjia
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    The 12 Darkest Endings in the History of Noir Fiction

    Noir is known for bleakness and despair. These 12 books outdo them all.

    April 10, 2020  By Zach Vasquez
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    Elmore Leonard, Florida Man

    The wild crimes and strange characters that inspired a legendary author to reinvent himself and his work in true Florida style.

    April 9, 2020  By Craig Pittman
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    Suing Hollywood

    Author Tess Gerritsen took on a Hollywood studio for screenplay theft. It was just the start of a long, strange journey.

    April 9, 2020  By Tess Gerritsen
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