• Essays

    The Last Days of Old Las Vegas

    Remembering The Dirty, Run-Down, Trashy World of 1980s Vegas

    June 1, 2018  By Adrienne Sharp
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    The Politics of Crime Fiction

    Is Seeking Resolution in Fiction an Inherently Conservative Choice?

    May 31, 2018  By Michael Niemann
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    Growing Up In the Golden Era
    of Hard-Boiled Dames

    Reading V.I. Warshawski on the South Side of Chicago, 1982

    May 30, 2018  By Tracy Clark
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    Horror and Crime
    Are Kissing Cousins

    Laird Barron's Guide to Horror, Crime, and Noir

    May 29, 2018  By Laird Barron
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    The Mind of Donald E. Westlake

    The Letters, Books, and Films of a Crime Legend

    May 29, 2018  By Levi Stahl
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    The Obsessive Nature of Bird Watching and Detective Work

    On the Inherent Creepiness of Close Observation & Dogged Pursuit

    May 25, 2018  By Steve Burrows
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    Can TV Move Beyond the 19th Century Novel?

    How the Limited Series Is Pushing Crime TV Into Uncharted Territory

    May 24, 2018  By Alan Glynn
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    A Victorian Era Guide to Oppressing Women

    All the Insane, Sexist Laws You Need for a Historical Mystery

    May 23, 2018  By Brenda Clough
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    How True Crime Got Me Through My Daughter's Illness

    Taking Comfort from Collective Trauma in Moments of Personal Crisis

    May 23, 2018  By Meg Little Reilly
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    Why Historical Fiction Matters

    (And What Makes Historical Crime Fiction So Good)

    May 22, 2018  By Eliot Pattison
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