• Essays

    Why Doctors Make for the Most Terrifying Villains in Fiction

    From Dr. Frankenstein to Hannibal Lecter, nothing sends a chill down the spine like a medical man with terrible designs.

    June 24, 2019  By Caroline Louise Walker
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    8 Thrillers About Those Who Are Not What They Seem

    Time To Probe the Dark Truth Lurking Beneath a Manicured Facade

    June 21, 2019  By Ellen LaCorte
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    The Dark Underworld of the Truffle Trade

    In the idyllic pastures of southeastern France, the precious fungus is farmed—and stolen.

    June 20, 2019  By Ryan Jacobs
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    Writing Violence Against Women in the Age of #MeToo

    How Fictional Violence Can Help Us Process Real-World Trauma

    June 20, 2019  By Jo Baker
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    The Class Conscious Narrator: Society's Detective

    Exposing the Hypocrisies and Excesses of Wealth and Social Division, One Novel at a Time

    June 18, 2019  By Barbara Bourland
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    Accidental Adventures in Private Investigation

    When you go to work for a private investigator on a whim, are you part of a surveillance team, or are you a stalker?

    June 18, 2019  By Daniela Petrova
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    Sherlock Holmes,
    Hardboiled Detective

    Did ACD's Sherlock Holmes have more in common with the American hardboiled noir than with the English puzzle mystery?

    June 17, 2019  By Alexis Hall
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    The Crime Fiction of Algiers

    Exploring a Complex Outpost of Mediterranean Noir

    June 17, 2019  By Paul French
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    Belief, Deception, and the Drama of Medicine

    The Power of Ritual and The Placebo Effect

    June 14, 2019  By Ruvanee Vilhauer
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    "L.A. Was Poisoned For Me": Inside the 20 Year Cover-up of The Notorious B.I.G.'s Murder

    The FBI agent assigned to investigate links between LAPD corruption and the murder of Biggie Smalls was silenced by political pressure—until now.

    June 13, 2019  By Randall Sullivan
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