• Essays

    On Rape Culture in Crime Fiction

    Why We Can't Seem to Stop Reading (and Writing) Violence and Abuse Against Women

    November 21, 2017  By Lisa Levy
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    Why I Turned From Writing Romantic Comedies to Thrillers

    On Switching Genres and Discovering a New Way of Writing

    November 17, 2017  By C.L. Taylor
    0

    The Graduate Research Paper That Helped Me Solve a Century-Old Crime

    On Beth Klingensmith and "The 1910's Ax Murders"

    October 25, 2017  By Rachel McCarthy James
    2

    The Perils of Parenting as
    a True Crime Author

    How Do You Explain Murder to a Seven-Year-Old?

    October 11, 2017  By Kate Winkler Dawson
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    Female Serial Killers Are More Common Than You Think

    Tori Telfer Wonders Why We Have Such a Hard Time Imagining Murderous Women

    October 10, 2017  By Tori Telfer
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    Don't Make Violence and Abuse Just Another Plot Device in Your Novel

    Rene Denfeld on the Way We Write About Rape and Trauma

    September 6, 2017  By Rene Denfeld
    3

    The Greatest Wine Forger in the World

    On Our Fascination with Scammers, Conmen, and Dupers of the Super-Rich

    August 30, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
    3

    At the Birth of Crime Photography, Mug Shots and Death Scenes

    From a New York Beat Cop to a Parisian Artist, Documenting the Victim

    August 28, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
    1

    Stop Comparing the Kim Wall Murder to Scandinavian Crime Fiction

    Sometimes the World is Dark Enough As It Is

    August 25, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Writing the Stories of South Central Los Angeles

    Ryan Gattis on How to Know What You Write

    August 24, 2017  By Ryan Gattis
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