• Essays

    The Original Ladies of Crime

    Sarah Weinman Celebrates the Mystery Women Who Paved the Way for Agatha Christie

    March 8, 2018  By Sarah Weinman
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    When Your Fictional Sex Scandal Unfolds In Real Life

    Sarah Vaughan on Britain’s #MeToo Movement and Life Imitating Art

    March 8, 2018  By Sarah Vaughan
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    The Comfort of Crime Novels

    “Crime novels are comforting not in spite of their darkness, but because of it.”

    March 8, 2018  By Emily Winslow
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    Laura Lippman on James M. Cain's Transgressive Noir

    Crime Fiction’s Most Reluctant Icon

    March 7, 2018  By Laura Lippman
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    Jim Crow Stories Made Me Want
    to Write Spy Fiction

    Spy Fiction and the Black American Experience

    March 7, 2018  By Jason Overstreet
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    Fighting Injustice with Fiction

    The Activism of Ausma Zehanat Khan, On and Off the Page

    March 7, 2018  By Ausma Zehanat Khan
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    When Your 60-Year-Old Family Mystery Shows Up on Netflix

    Paul Vidich on the Story of His Uncle, Featured in Errol Morris's Wormwood

    February 20, 2018  By Paul Vidich

    Psychological Suspense and the #MeToo Movement

    Alafair Burke on the Unlikely Timing of Her Book, The Wife

    January 23, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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    Neither Vamp Nor Victim: Sara Paretsky on the Feminist Awakening That Led to V.I. Warshawski

    Fighting for Equality, from a Kansas Campus to the South Side of Chicago

    January 4, 2018  By Sara Paretsky
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    The Suburban Serial Killer Next Door

    On the Dark, Imagined Secrets of Pittsburgh

    January 4, 2018  By Rebecca Drake
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