• Essays

    Trained to Protect Foreign Dignitaries, Hunt Fugitives, and Write Tom Clancy Novels

    How a US Marshal Inherited an Iconic Spy Fiction Series

    November 26, 2018  By Marc Cameron
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    Writing About the Origins of the British Secret Service

    On Spy Fiction, and the World that Created Britain's Spy Agencies

    November 21, 2018  By H.B. Lyle
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    The Many Dangers
    of Lake Superior

    Why the Great Lakes Make For the Perfect Mystery Setting

    November 21, 2018  By Colleen Coble
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    It’s Never Been Easier—or Harder—to Self-Publish

    A Hybrid Author's Tips for Staying Sane While Self-Publishing

    November 20, 2018  By Libby Fischer Hellmann
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    How To Set A Medieval Crime In A Modern City

    Reliquary Theft, Narrow Alleyways, and Other Reasons To Set You Crime Novel In Venice

    November 19, 2018  By David Carlson
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    A Murder in the Family

    150 Years After, Making Sense of a Family Crime

    November 19, 2018  By David Kimmel
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    Writing Characters Who Are in the Throes of Addiction

    A Lawyer and Mystery Novelist Reflects on Drug Court

    November 16, 2018  By Allen Eskens
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    Ngaio Marsh: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    Diving Into the Life and Work of New Zealand's Queen of Crime

    November 14, 2018  By Neil Nyren
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    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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