• Essays

    Ross Thomas: A Crime Reader's Guide

    A World of Con Men, Spies, Politicians, and Double Crossers

    October 24, 2018  By Neil Nyren
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    For Crime Writers, Chicago Is The Place To Be

    Why Does the Windy City Produce So Much Good Crime Fiction?

    October 24, 2018  By Julie Hyzy
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    What Happens When Your Crime Library Goes Up In Smoke?

    Jeff Abbott on Losing His Library To A House Fire

    October 23, 2018  By Jeff Abbott
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    Don't Sugarcoat Teen Issues

    On Teen Fiction, School Shooters, and Life After Violence

    October 22, 2018  By Amy Giles
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    Isidore Zimmerman: The Man the System Couldn't Break

    He Survived the Electric Chair, Attica Beatings, and a Life Sentence

    October 18, 2018  By Nathan Ward
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    The Clergy Abuse Scandal and
    the Role of Fiction

    "How do we honor victims and ensure that what they endured will never be forgotten?"

    October 17, 2018  By William Brodrick
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    Sara Gran's Infinite Mysteries

    The Drug-Addled Philosophical Noir You Need In Your Life

    October 16, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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    Reading Rebecca in
    the Time of Trump

    On Anger, Election Cycles, and Writing a Crime Novel

    October 15, 2018  By Lisa Gabriele
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    Words Have a Different Weight in Prison

    On Prison Writing and the Impossibility of Telling Another's Story

    October 12, 2018  By Demian Vitanza
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    The Crime Fiction of Phnom Penh

    Drifters, Conspirators, and Noir in Cambodia's Capital City

    October 9, 2018  By Paul French
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