Essays

Why Investigative Reporters Become Mystery Writers

It's All About Asking the Hard Questions

October 29, 2018  By Steven Cooper
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Crime Fiction and Love It as Horror

On Serial Killers, Home Invasions, and Other Problematic Crime Stories Best Viewed as Horror

October 25, 2018  By Molly Odintz
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Ross Thomas: A Crime Reader's Guide

A World of Con Men, Spies, Politicians, and Double Crossers

October 24, 2018  By Neil Nyren
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For Crime Writers, Chicago Is The Place To Be

Why Does the Windy City Produce So Much Good Crime Fiction?

October 24, 2018  By Julie Hyzy
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What Happens When Your Crime Library Goes Up In Smoke?

Jeff Abbott on Losing His Library To A House Fire

October 23, 2018  By Jeff Abbott
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Don't Sugarcoat Teen Issues

On Teen Fiction, School Shooters, and Life After Violence

October 22, 2018  By Amy Giles
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Isidore Zimmerman: The Man the System Couldn't Break

He Survived the Electric Chair, Attica Beatings, and a Life Sentence

October 18, 2018  By Nathan Ward
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The Clergy Abuse Scandal and
the Role of Fiction

"How do we honor victims and ensure that what they endured will never be forgotten?"

October 17, 2018  By William Brodrick
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Sara Gran's Infinite Mysteries

The Drug-Addled Philosophical Noir You Need In Your Life

October 16, 2018  By Lisa Levy
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Reading Rebecca in
the Time of Trump

On Anger, Election Cycles, and Writing a Crime Novel

October 15, 2018  By Lisa Gabriele
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