• Essays

    Josephine Tey: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics

    Revisiting Mystery's Reluctant Icon

    August 17, 2018  By Neil Nyren
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    Comic Book Legend Paul Levitz Visits the Ghosts of NYC

    "If you love a place, every time you walk through it you commune with its ghosts."

    August 16, 2018  By Paul Levitz
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    Crime Fiction in the Scottish
    Highlands and Islands

    The Tartan Noir Phenomenon Has Penetrated the North of Scotland

    August 14, 2018  By Paul French
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    6 Criminally Under-
    Appreciated Crime Comedies

    A Hollywood Insider Rounds Up 6 Films Ready for a Re-Watch

    August 14, 2018  By Howard Michael Gould
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    Crime and Punishment in Shogun Japan

    On the Legal Structures of the Samurai Era

    August 13, 2018  By Susan Spann
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    True Crime Addicts, Probation Officers, and Best Friends

    Dispatches from the Far-Flung Crime Community

    August 13, 2018  By Tori Telfer
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    The Magic of Longmire Days

    Thousands of Readers Make a Summer Pilgrimage to Wyoming. Why?

    August 10, 2018  By Bobbi Neely
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    The Midwestern Crime Scene Is Doing Just Fine, You Betcha

    "We’re apple-cheeked; we’re adorable.
    We’ll probably kill you in our next book."

    August 10, 2018  By Lori Rader-Day
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    Rural Literature Isn't What You Think

    David Joy Wants a New Way to Talk About Working Class Fiction

    August 10, 2018  By David Joy
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    Charles Manson at the Whisky

    The Bizarre Night When Manson Partied With Hollywood Royalty

    August 8, 2018  By Jeff Guinn
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