• Essays

    How Haunting is a Perfect Metaphor for PTSD

    "When someone has PTSD, the ghosts follow them everywhere they go..."

    January 24, 2024  By Tyffany D. Neiheiser
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    James Bond's Literary Life, After Ian Fleming

    Examining the further adventures of James Bond

    January 24, 2024  By Luke Poling
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    Cate Quinn On Rehab, Recovery, and Writing

    On recovering from addiction and moving beyond perfectionism

    January 24, 2024  By Cate Quinn
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    The Flitcrafting of Sam Spade

    Nathan Ward on Hammett's famous parable, and how it factors into the new 'Monsieur Spade' series, on AMC

    January 23, 2024  By Nathan Ward
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    Death of a Novelist

    The 1911 Murder That Changed New York Gun Laws

    January 23, 2024  By Mariah Fredericks
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    Killer Laughs: The Tricky Balance Between Tension and Humor

    Janice Hallett on how "to blend a dark, creeping sense of terror with humor"

    January 23, 2024  By Janice Hallett
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    Agatha Christie’s Final Mystery

    Why the Queen of Crime Endures Uniquely Among Mystery Writers

    January 22, 2024  By Kemper Donovan
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    50 Years of High Seas Adventures with Dirk Pitt

    Clive Cussler's son and co-writer considers his lifelong relationship with his father's beloved series.

    January 22, 2024  By Dirk Cussler
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    Ryan Gosling, Crime Cinema's Nice Guy

    Jesse Pasternack explores Ryan Gosling's career milestones through the lens of Shane Black's underrated buddy-comedy classic

    January 18, 2024  By Jesse Pasternack
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    Atrocities Are Inevitable in Wars of Occupation

    On War Crimes, Civilians, and the My Lai Massacre

    January 18, 2024  By Marshall Poe
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