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Essays
The Bane and Boon of an Unreliable Narrator
Finley Turner on thrillers, narrative, and what it really means to be unreliable.
By
Finley Turner
| December 7, 2023
Stephen Spotswood On "Queering the Narrative of the Golden Age of America"
To write crime fiction about gay life in the 1950 is to write noir. But celebrating love is just as essential.
By
Stephen Spotswood
| December 5, 2023
The Mystery of Real Estate Porn
How the New York City real estate market feeds off corruption–and gives one author her inspiration.
By
S.J. Rozan
| December 5, 2023
Femi Kayode Considers Groups, Belief Systems, and the Village of Readers
"I believe fiction can change the world by illustrating the danger of allowing mass think to overtake our individual decision making."
By
Femi Kayode
| December 5, 2023
Crime and the City: Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight
Exploring the crime fiction of a rough and tumble Navy town and the nearby island retreat.
By
Paul French
| December 4, 2023
60 Years of 'The Spy Who Came in From the Cold'
Paul Vidich and Joseph Kanon investigate the legacy of John le Carré's groundbreaking novel.
By
Paul Vidich
| December 1, 2023
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: A Brief Introduction to Pirates in Fiction
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Katherine Howe
| November 30, 2023
Parties Gone Wrong: A Beloved Trope in Crime Fiction
By
Harriet Tyce
| November 30, 2023
"The Mousetrap": Still Going Strong After 28,000 Performances
By
Maya Corrigan
| November 28, 2023
Learning to Be Lost (and Found) in Fiction and in Life
Amy Hagstrom on her experiences in search-and-rescue and writing a wilderness thriller
By
Amy Hagstrom
| November 22, 2023
Queen of the Supermarket
Michael Gonzales remembers the long cultural heyday of the supermarket and why his family gladly worshipped there.
By
Michael Gonzales
| November 21, 2023
Why New Zealand Noir?
Nalini Singh makes the case for New Zealand's place atop the world of mystery and thrillers.
By
Nalini Singh
| November 21, 2023
There’s Nothing Better Than A Good Bad Guy
Why villains must be the protagonists of their own story.
By
Tim Maleeny
| November 20, 2023
From Academic to Crime Writer
H.N. Hirsch on crafting a mystery series featuring a gay detective after 40+ years as a professor
By
H. N. Hirsch
| November 17, 2023
1987: The Thrilling-est Year in Hollywood History
Michael Ledwidge makes the case for 1987 as the crowning achievement of Hollywood movie-making.
By
Michael Ledwidge
| November 16, 2023
Thrillers Where Natural Disaster Looms Large
"[I]n terms of sheer drama and deadliness Nature outdoes even the brassiest dame..."
By
Gwen Florio
| November 16, 2023
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