• Essays

    How Being Called a Plagiarist Made Me a Writer

    "How could I find my voice, one that no one could claim was someone else’s?"

    June 12, 2023  By Siena Sterling
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    The Businessman and the Author

    How a series of suspicious deaths and an intriguing story about Russia, told at a Bahamas estate, turned into a wild new novel.

    June 9, 2023  By Josh Haven
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    Soundtracks to Accompany Four Classic Supernatural Novels

    Nothing sets the mood like an entrancing instrumental score

    June 9, 2023  By Jeremy P. Bushnell
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    Drinking, Dancing, and Breaking the Law: Nightlife in the Jazz Age

    Upscale speakeasies, working class bars, and a thriving queer subculture were all parts of going out during Prohibition.

    June 8, 2023  By Katharine Schellman
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    Historical Research as Procedural

    "[H]istorical research can offer a crime writer their own experience of investigation."

    June 8, 2023  By Katharine Beutner
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    'Lou Grant' and The Newspaper Business's Moment on Primetime TV

    Keith Roysdon on a dated, but still relevant look at the news industry.

    June 7, 2023  By Keith Roysdon
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    High Tech in Low Places: The Makings of the Tech Bro Villain

    Or, tech bros as (evil) magicians

    June 7, 2023  By James Byrne
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    How The Homes of My Past Continue To Haunt My Life

    "There it is—the familiar clink of a key in its lock. The scrape of metal on metal. A hot blast of air on my face."

    June 6, 2023  By Adorah Nworah
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    Crime and the City: Panama City

    International intrigue (and crime fiction) around the Canal Zone.

    June 5, 2023  By Paul French
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    125 Years Later, Why The Turn of the Screw Still Haunts Us

    "That queasy opacity is at the heart of the novella’s power...The reader is never sure what, exactly, is happening."

    June 5, 2023  By Kate Griffin
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