• Essays

    How George V. Higgins Invented the Boston Crime Novel

    On The Friends of Eddie Coyle and the Birth of Boston Noir

    September 18, 2018  By Scott Von Doviak
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    The Power of the
    International Procedural

    Global Crime Fiction Charts the Rise of Authoritarianism

    September 17, 2018  By Tobias Carroll
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    George Pelecanos and the Power of the Prison Library

    The Books and Music that Bring Pelecanos's D.C. to Life

    September 14, 2018  By Jon Michaud
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    Stephen King: Crime Writer

    Stephen King's Crime Influences and Crime-Laced Novels

    September 13, 2018  By Max Booth III
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    The Race Against Time Thriller

    Nothing Builds Suspense Like a Countdown

    September 13, 2018  By Stephanie Gayle
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    Brother Cadfael: An Appreciation

    The timeless joys of a 12th century crime-solving monk

    September 13, 2018  By Levi Stahl
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    A Life of Crime Fiction and Gangster Rap

    The Evolution of Two Art Forms, and a Lifelong Passion

    September 11, 2018  By Tod Goldberg
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    Are We All Gaslighters?

    How Crime Fiction Helps Us Understand The Part Communities Play in Continuing Abuse

    September 10, 2018  By Sarah Zettel
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    How to Talk About Policing In Crime Fiction

    Good Cops, Bad Apples, and Finding the Nuance in Between

    September 4, 2018  By Peter Blauner
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    Crime and the City: Phoenix

    Noir in the Valley of the Sun

    August 30, 2018  By Paul French
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