• Essays

    Discovering Hardboiled Fiction
    Changed My Life

    On Leaving the Navy and Finding Jim Thompson and Black Lizard

    August 1, 2018  By Jim Ruland
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    How World War One Gave Rise to the Traditional Mystery

    Restoring the Status Quo in the Golden Age of Detective Fiction

    July 31, 2018  By Christopher Huang
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    Budapest: The Haunted City

    Making Sense of Modern Hungary Through Crime Fiction

    July 31, 2018  By Adam LeBor
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    In an Age of Predators, Seeking Vengeance in Crime Fiction

    An Olympic Swimmer Turned Author
    Reckons with Sexual Abuse in Elite Sports

    July 30, 2018  By Casey Barrett
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    Mary Higgins Clark Warned Me to Fear Men, But I Didn't Listen

    On a Life of Reading and Dealing with Bad Men

    July 27, 2018  By Becca Schuh
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    A Preacher, a Scam, and a Massacre in Brooklyn

    For Years, Women Vanished. A Brooklyn Church Hid the Secret.

    July 26, 2018  By Sarah Weinman
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    Borges, Bioy Casares and the Dawn of Argentine Mystery

    The Literary Icons Who Brought Detective Fiction to Argentina

    July 25, 2018  By Scott Adlerberg
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    The Hardboiled Crime Fiction
    of Central Asia

    Crime and the 'City' Visits a Land of Oil and Organized Crime

    July 24, 2018  By Paul French
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    A Brief History of Cryptography in Crime Fiction

    Biblical Codes, Holmesian Ciphers, and Poe's Encryptions

    July 23, 2018  By Gray Basnight
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    The Politics of Sherlock

    Sherlock Holmes Is a Feminist Who Bites His Thumb At Aristocrats

    July 23, 2018  By Lyndsay Faye
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