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Cheating Hearts: On James M. Cain and Infidelity
A story of life and literature and getting all tangled up
By
Michael Gonzales
| July 6, 2023
Why Cozy Mystery's Amateur Sleuths Are Not Just Busy-Bodies
Plus, some tips on creating your own amateur sleuth.
By
Debra Sennefelder
| July 6, 2023
Sarah Weinman on James Baldwin, the Atlanta Child Murders, and the Evolution of True Crime Writing
A new nonfiction anthology shows the range and depth of today's true crime writing.
By
Sarah Weinman
| July 5, 2023
Why Comedy and Crime Novels Are a Perfect Match
Mark Billingham on the shared structure of a good joke and a good thriller.
By
Mark Billingham
| July 5, 2023
How Murder Mystery Theater Taught Me How to Craft Diabolical Puzzles
G. T. Karber on entertaining friends with murdles, or murder puzzles.
By
G. T. Karber
| July 3, 2023
The Return of the Cold War Novel and Its Glorious Uncertainties
"To revisit the Cold War is to step off the moral high ground of Second World War fiction onto something boggier. It’s a land that grows rich stories, packed with psychological drama..."
By
Beatriz Williams
| June 30, 2023
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The Tale of an Accidental Horror Writer
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Gigi Griffiths
| June 29, 2023
Can Your Series Characters Evolve? Yes. Do They Have To Change Over Time? No.
By
David Housewright
| June 28, 2023
The Bizarre, True Story of the World's Greatest Living Art Thief
By
Michael Finkel
| June 27, 2023
Bologna: Crime Fiction in the Red City
In a city known for food, academia, and politics, a rich crime fiction tradition can also be found.
By
Paul French
| June 26, 2023
How Cormac McCarthy Used Crime Fiction’s Tropes to Make Masterpieces
On the author's evolving style and journeys through the darkness.
By
Nick Kolakowski
| June 23, 2023
Current Trans-Hysteria Mirrors Jekyll and Hyde
"Today, anti-queer legislation is fueled by...a fear of anything “transformed" beyond “social norms.”
By
Jill Dearman
| June 23, 2023
Panic Like It’s 1999:
Analyze This
,
The Sopranos
, and Mob Men in Therapy
The Sopranos and
Analyze This
lay bare how mobster characters...are often the personification of a problematic vision of American masculinity."">"
The Sopranos
and
Analyze This
lay bare how mobster characters...are often the personification of a problematic vision of American masculinity."
By
Devin McGrath-Conwell
| June 22, 2023
On Millennial Aging and Nostalgia in Thrillers
"[N]othing is ever simple, especially our hunger for the past."
By
Rebecca McKanna
| June 21, 2023
Sun, Sand, and Sin: A Dive into Gulf Coast Noir
Crime fiction serves as a method for understanding the consequences of the past and the coming storms.
By
Rachel Cochran
| June 21, 2023
The End of the Soviet Union and The Rise of the Oligarchs
Long established gangsters and former government agents grappled for resources in the twilight of the 20th century.
By
William Maz
| June 21, 2023
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