• Essays

    Friendship Noir

    7 Thrillers to Make You Wonder If Your Best Friend Is a Murderer

    May 16, 2019  By S. R. Masters
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    Don't Use My Family For Your True Crime Stories

    What it's like to watch true crime as the relative of a murder victim.

    May 15, 2019  By Lilly Dancyger
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    James M. Cain, The Femme Fatale and the Male Gaze

    Grappling With The Misogynist History of Deadly Women in Noir

    May 15, 2019  By Sean Carswell
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    Why Oakley Hall (Still) Matters

    Power, Corruption, and the History of the West

    May 13, 2019  By Tobias Carroll
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    Hardboiled Noir, Pulp Favorites, and Problematic Art

    Reckoning with Hateful Attitudes in Classic Crime Fiction

    May 10, 2019  By W.M. Akers
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    The Real Lives of Private Investigators

    More people than ever are becoming private investigators. But the profession remains shrouded in celluloid myths.

    May 9, 2019  By Howie Kahn
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    In Noir, Geography Is a Character

    Laird Barron on Writing the Harsh Landscapes of Alaska

    May 9, 2019  By Laird Barron
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    The Mystery Behind Harper Lee's Lost True Crime Book

    Casey Cep on the True Crime That Captivated One of America's Most Enigmatic Writers

    May 8, 2019  By Camille LeBlanc
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    Milwaukee: A Surprisingly Noir City

    Crime Fiction Has Left Its Mark All Over This Blue Collar Town

    May 7, 2019  By Tim Hennessy
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    How the US Military Decided It Needed Its Very Own Professor Moriarty

    Stanley Lovell was a chemist, an inventor, and the man behind some of the war's craziest deadly schemes.

    May 7, 2019  By Vince Houghton
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