• Essays

    The Greatest Crime Magazine That Never Was

    Remembering 'The Big Clock' and Its Crime-Solving Editors

    April 19, 2019  By Nathan Ward
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    Why We've Decided That The Machines Want to Kill Us

    On the Murderous Potential of A.I., in Fiction and Reality

    April 19, 2019  By M. G. Wheaton
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    A Look at Gilded Age Crimes, Then and Now

    “The whole damn world believes in dynamite.”

    April 18, 2019  By Mariah Fredericks
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    How Not to Write Courtroom Scenes

    Bending the Rules of Evidence in the Name of Story

    April 17, 2019  By Angie Kim
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    Where the Legal Thriller Meets Domestic Suspense

    Families and Courtrooms Make for Uncanny Drama

    April 16, 2019  By Alafair Burke
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    Women Spies During WWII Were Way Better At Keeping Secrets Than Their Male Counterparts

    On Spymaster Vera Atkins And Her Extremely Capable Network

    April 16, 2019  By Alisa Smith
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    Jim Crumley and the Rocky Mountain (Crime) Renaissance

    An Icon of the American West and a Burgeoning Writing Scene

    April 16, 2019  By Allen Morris Jones
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    Québécois Noir: Crime and the City Montreal

    Montreal Crime Fiction Isn't What You Expect...Except for the Snow

    April 15, 2019  By Paul French
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    Brussels '79: A Thriller Born of a Tumultuous Era

    Peter May on How a Classic Thriller Came Together in a New Europe

    April 15, 2019  By Peter May
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    Ross Macdonald's ‘The Moving Target': A History in 25 Covers

    70 Years of Lew Archer, Post-War America's "New-Type" Detective

    April 11, 2019  By J. Kingston Pierce
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