• Essays

    The Violence Is Still There: Reinvestigating Mike's Murder

    Looking back at James Bridges’ true-crime-inspired film forty years later

    December 6, 2024  By Vince Keenan
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    Embracing the Mystery of the Gothic

    "Gothic is timeless, and because of that, it’s strangely comforting in our present age."

    December 5, 2024  By Jess Armstrong
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    Pip Drysdale:
    My Stalker, My Novel

    The musician-turned-author recalls the harrowing real-life inspiration for her new psychological thriller

    December 4, 2024  By Pip Drysdale
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    Why I Killed Someone I Once Knew (In Fiction)

    Daniel Aleman on literary catharsis.

    December 4, 2024  By Daniel Aleman
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    Enough with Manhattan: Crime Fiction Set in The Other Four Boroughs

    Michael Sears highlights some of New York City's many outer-borough-set crime books

    December 4, 2024  By Michael Sears
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    Understanding the Detective Novel as a Workplace Novel

    "[T]he detectives we read about don’t just do their job, they are deeply invested in it."

    December 3, 2024  By Jane Pek
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    How to Write about Spirituality While Crafting a Dynamic Narrative

    Asking existential questions shouldn't preclude writers from creating a propulsive story with complex characterization

    December 3, 2024  By Cary Groner
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    Lyon: A World Capital of Gastronomy and Crime Books

    With the Quais du Polar festival and a long trail of books, Lyon has become a premier city for crime fiction.

    December 2, 2024  By Paul French
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    The Most Dangerous Locked Room of All? Space!

    Five reasons to take the traditional locked-room mystery to the stars

    November 27, 2024  By Lauren A. Forry
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    Is 'The Penguin' the Bloody, Nihilistic Crime Saga We Need Right Now?

    "Like all other virtues, sincerity is a sham in Gotham City–another costume."

    November 26, 2024  By Hector DeJean
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