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Essays
On Friendships as Catalysts
Without these fateful fictional meetings, the characters in these works might have behaved badly, but certainly not this badly...
By
Harriet Tyce
| February 28, 2023
Melissa de la Cruz on Writing a Book About Missing White Woman Syndrome
"[I]t’s my hope that one day as a society we come to a place where attention is paid to every victim, not just the ones who leave picture-perfect images online."
By
Melissa de la Cruz
| February 27, 2023
The Con Artist and the American Dream
"[T]he conman is the American Dreamer who takes a step too far against one of the most formidable obstacles one can face: reality."
By
Daniel H. Turtel
| February 27, 2023
How
Treme
Showed Me How to Write About New Orleans
On the city of New Orleans as character and catalyst.
By
Veronica G. Henry
| February 27, 2023
Vicki Hendricks,
Miami Purity
, and the Making of a Neo-Noir Classic
The wild, funny, sexy noir that helped launch a new era of crime fiction.
By
Craig Pittman
| February 24, 2023
What Is It That Makes Used Bookstores So Wonderful?
Used bookstores are more than just stores with books
By
Keith Roysdon
| February 24, 2023
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
The Boogeyman Buildings
By
Michael Gonzales
| February 23, 2023
The Absurdity of Espionage
By
Jonathan Payne
| February 22, 2023
What’s in the Shadows?
By
Patricia Raybon
| February 22, 2023
On Louis Malle and Childhood Under An Oppressive Regime
Or, What
Au Revoir Les Enfants
still has to teach us about innocence and complicity.
By
Tara Ison
| February 21, 2023
Building Worlds and Creating Mood and Atmosphere
Good descriptions are vibrant and evocative–but not distracting or flippant.
By
Lucy Snyder
| February 21, 2023
Favorite Mysteries and Thrillers Featuring Antiheroes
These characters will stop at nothing to get what they want, and you can't help but root for them to do so...
By
Rachel Koller Croft
| February 16, 2023
The Only Woman in the Room
Kathleen Kent remembers her time in intelligence in 1990s Byelorussia.
By
Kathleen Kent
| February 15, 2023
Why So Many Journalists Turn to Careers in Crime Fiction
Michael Robotham on the journey from crime reporter to novelist
By
Michael Robotham
| February 14, 2023
Spouses with Secrets
How are so many criminals able to trick the people closest to them?
By
Hank Phillippi Ryan
| February 14, 2023
The Monastery of the Mind
William Kotzwinkle could never become a monk. So he created one in crime fiction instead.
By
William Kotzwinkle
| February 14, 2023
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