• Essays

    Christie & Sayers
    & Allingham & Tey

    Celebrating the Crime Queens of the Golden Age

    May 4, 2020  By Guy Fraser-Sampson
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    How Dogs Become Detectives

    Cadaver dogs perform a difficult, important task in law enforcement. It all begins with a tennis ball and a game.

    May 4, 2020  By Kylie Logan
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    The New Wave of Private Eye Fiction

    Today's PIs are more diverse and share community bonds. But the crime fiction world still has a long way to go to get out from the shadow of the loner white knight.

    May 1, 2020  By Halley Sutton
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    The Bizarre Newspaper Hoax That Nearly Ruined Lizzie Borden

    An old grudge between a detective and a reporter led to one of the strangest—and most damning—fake news stories of all-time.

    April 30, 2020  By Dean Jobb
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    How Pop Culture Got It Wrong With Dissociative Identity Disorder

    Searching for accurate portrayals of a complex disease in an age of exploitative media.

    April 30, 2020  By Maxine Mei-Fung Chung
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    Meet Nancy Wake: Socialite, Spy, and The Most Decorated Heroine of WWII

    Her code name was The White Mouse, and she once killed a German soldier with her bare hands.

    April 28, 2020  By Imogen Kealey
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    Tokyo Crime Novels: The Storms Beneath the Calm Surface

    The long, complex tradition of crime writing in the Japanese capital.

    April 27, 2020  By Paul French
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    The Long, Winding History of Sexton Blake, the Adamantly British Crime Fighter

    He was Britain's most popular detective. Then he all but disappeared from the pop culture. Or did he?

    April 27, 2020  By Mark Hodder
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    Crows Aren't Bad Omens

    (But They May Be The Criminal Masterminds of the Bird World)

    April 27, 2020  By Kay Hooper
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    Catherine Aird: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    50 years - and counting - of clever, compelling mysteries.

    April 24, 2020  By Neil Nyren
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