• Essays

    The Missing Boy Who Haunted a Generation

    A Summer Camp. A Missing Boy. A Decades-Long Search.

    July 3, 2018  By Riley Sager
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    Who Are the Women of The Staircase?

    The True Crime Doc that Treats Women Like Fairytale Characters

    June 29, 2018  By Molly Odintz
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    Clarence Cooper, Jr.,
    Lost Poet of Noir

    A Mid-Century African-American Writer Who Captured Life at the Margins

    June 29, 2018  By Domenic Stansberry
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    Reading Kafka's Amerika as a Queer Crime Novel

    A Dissection of Perplexity in Kafka's Queerest Masterpiece

    June 28, 2018  By Ana Simo
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    Today's Crime Podcasts Are Documentaries, Evolved

    New Forms for the Most Extreme Human Experiences

    June 27, 2018  By Gregory Rossi
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    Crime and the City: Manchester

    In England's Industrial North, a Thriving Noir Tradition Grows

    June 26, 2018  By Paul French
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    Arthur Conan Doyle and the Scottish Dreyfus Affair

    How Conan Doyle Helped Exonerate an Immigrant Everyman, And Why His Story Matters Now, More than Ever

    June 26, 2018  By Margalit Fox
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    Why is Sex So Much Harder To
    Write Than Violence?

    "Believe me, you need to be thick-skinned to write about sex."

    June 25, 2018  By Amanda Robson
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    It's Time to Look at the Vampire Novel as a Legal Thriller

    From Defending Persecuted Groups to Writing a Vampire Novel

    June 22, 2018  By Raymond A. Villareal
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    Children Who Kill: The Most Unsettling Story of All

    Crime Writing's Most Disquieting Mystery

    June 21, 2018  By Nina Laurin
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