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Essays
Once a Spy, Always a Spy
"Aren’t there in fact some professions that seep into the bones?"
By
James Wolff
| August 10, 2023
Why Our Most Engrossing Mysteries Are Underwater
Kevin Sites on the rapture of the deep
By
Kevin Sites
| August 9, 2023
Catherine Ryan Howard
On the Missing Women
of 1990s Ireland
"While we were growing up, a faceless phantom snatched multiple women and no one did anything about it at all."
By
Catherine Ryan Howard
| August 7, 2023
On The Ethics of Taking Writing Inspiration from True Crime
"How do we ensure we do not become titillating in our re-telling?...And how do we give killers a human face without glorifying them?"
By
Victoria Selman
| August 4, 2023
The Grifter in Popular Culture
Sabine Durrant on why we're so consistently captivated by the tales of modern grifters and scammers.
By
Sabine Durrant
| August 3, 2023
Gothic vs. Horror: It's Time to Settle the Debate
"Horror’s main objective is to disturb the reader, to scare, and to repulse...Gothic is a gentle creep of dread."
By
Shannon Morgan
| August 3, 2023
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Joelle Wellington
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M. W. Craven On The Subtle Charms of Snakes
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M. W. Craven
| August 2, 2023
Lynn Hightower on Writing A Heroine with Hearing Loss
By
Lynn Hightower
| August 2, 2023
Peter Heller: My Mother the Gumshoe
The author remembers his mother, the private investigator, and the first case she took on in the wilds of Connecticut.
By
Peter Heller
| August 1, 2023
How Megan Davis Went From Whistleblower to Crime Novelist
"The best crime stories come from insiders, but as we know from crime fiction, being an insider is a dangerous game."
By
Megan Davis
| August 1, 2023
Killer Chemistry: When Lovers Turn into Murderers
"[F]alling in love can expose the sometimes thin line between romantic coupling and murderous complicity."
By
L.R. Dorn
| August 1, 2023
The Complicated History of Crime Fiction in Tanzania
Crime and the City visits Dar es Salaam and into the countryside.
By
Paul French
| July 31, 2023
On Writing A Nuanced Take on Mental Illness
Jessica Ward considers the serious task of crafting a character with bipolar disorder.
By
Jessica Ward
| July 26, 2023
Amy Engel On Eschewing Judgement for Moral Complexity and Context
"During my years as a defense attorney, I never represented a single person whom I thought was beyond hope."
By
Amy Engel
| July 25, 2023
The Chicago Mob vs. the World’s Fair
Anika Scott on the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago and a city's quest to shed its bloody reputation
By
Anika Scott
| July 21, 2023
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