• Essays

    The Writer as Magpie

    Lucy Burdette on mystery writers and the many ways they find inspiration

    September 1, 2023  By Lucy Burdette
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    Bigfoot Is in the Woods, Our Hearts and Our Nightmares

    The legendary mythical beast is a mystery that’ll never be solved – and he’s also toys and board games and festivals

    August 31, 2023  By Keith Roysdon
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    Texas: Home to Bizarre True Crimes (And So Many Serial Killers)

    A brief survey of some of the Lone Star State's strangest cases.

    August 31, 2023  By Stephen G. Michaud
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    Dementia in Crime Fiction: Rage and The Ticking Clock

    Hugh Lessig on what it means to write a character with dementia.

    August 30, 2023  By Hugh Lessig
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    A Mystery Novelist Feeds His Chickens

    Martin Walker on the daily delights of gathering scraps "pour mes poules."

    August 29, 2023  By Martin Walker
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    Skewing the Murder Mystery With an Animal's Point of View

    On Animals As Sleuths (and Culprits)

    August 28, 2023  By Leonie Swann
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    Toulouse: Murder in the Pink City

    Crime and the City travels to the southwest of France, finding a major hub for crime fiction.

    August 28, 2023  By Paul French
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    To Film and Thrive in L.A.: Three Lesser-Praised Friedkin Films Are Classics

    A closer look at 'Sorcerer,' 'Cruising,' and 'To Live and Die in L.A.'

    August 25, 2023  By Keith Roysdon
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    On Healing and the Aftershocks of Trauma

    Brooke Beyfuss considers the lingering effects of extreme situations.

    August 24, 2023  By Brooke Beyfuss
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    Every Novel Is a Cult Novel

    Blair Hurley on religion, obsession, and cultlike thinking.

    August 23, 2023  By Blair Hurley
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