• Essays

    The Death of the Superhero: The Crime of Killing Off Good & Evil

    Why We'll Always Resurrect Superheroes and Follow Private Eyes

    March 12, 2019  By T.J. Martinson
    0

    9 Thrillers With Rich, Atmospheric Settings

    From the Liquid Missouri Heat to Collegiate New England

    March 12, 2019  By Fran Dorricott
    0

    Abandoned Estates, Empty Hotels, and Isolated Schools

    Exploring the Civic Landscapes of Gothic Fiction Through the Ages

    March 11, 2019  By Elly Griffiths
    0

    Remembering 'The Shield' and an Iconic Antihero

    How The Shield Changed Everything About Cops on TV

    March 8, 2019  By Jason Pinter
    0

    Behind the Sensational Lorena Bobbitt Case

    A New Docuseries Illuminates the Recent History of Overlooked Domestic Abuse

    March 8, 2019  By Lisa Levy
    0

    Why Does It Matter Who Wrote Nancy Drew, Anyway?

    Author as Brand: The Syndicate Behind So Many Classic Series

    March 7, 2019  By Radha Vatsal
    0

    10 Thrillers That Explore Mental Health

    Insomnia, Instability, & Injury, from Dorothy B. Hughes to Dennis Lehane

    March 6, 2019  By Peter Swanson
    0

    Healing Through Writing

    Writing to Recover from A Harrowing Accident

    March 6, 2019  By Annie Ward
    0

    Dog Shows Are the Perfect Setting For Murder Mysteries

    What the American Kennel Club, and its Lunatic Fringe, Taught Me About Crime Fiction

    March 6, 2019  By Arlene Kay
    0

    Screwball Noir: A Hypothetical Film Festival

    The Many Road Trips, Romances, and Violent Visions That Make Up a Highly Specialized Genre

    March 5, 2019  By William Boyle
    0


    Page 300 of 333