Essays

Do Horror and Crime Go Together?

"Today, all genres are promiscuous, and none more so than the mystery thriller."

November 12, 2018  By M. R. Carey
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What We Owe to Wilkie Collins' The Woman In White

On The 19th Century Origins of the Modern Psychological Thriller

November 12, 2018  By Radha Vatsal
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Taiwan: A Passion for Gambling

On Luck, Superstition, and the Persistence of the Numbers Game

November 9, 2018  By Ed Lin
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An Evening with
The Detection Club

Solemn Rituals, Golden Age Icons, and Mysterious Punctuation

November 8, 2018  By Lynne Truss
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The Cheerful Sinners of the Pacific Northwest's Wildest Port City

Historic Port Townsend: Just Five Miles From Hell

November 8, 2018  By Katrina Carrasco
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Whose Security Matters?

On Surveillance, Domestic Violence, and Human Rights

November 7, 2018  By Sarah St. Vincent
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The Crime Fiction of Tel Aviv

Slow Burn Detectives, Legal Thrillers, and Mediterranean Noir

November 5, 2018  By Paul French
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What Happened to Barbara Newhall Follett?

She was a Child Prodigy Novelist. And Then She Disappeared.

November 1, 2018  By Sarah Meuleman
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Who Watches The Watchers?
Spoiler Alert: We Do

On The Many Visions of Voyeurism in Crime Fiction

October 30, 2018  By Claire Fuller
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The Crime Fiction of Barcelona

Imposters, Secret Libraries, and the Wounds of Civil War

October 29, 2018  By Paul French
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