• Essays

    How to be a Regency Lady Sleuth

    "[C]reating a feasible and authentic lady sleuth in the Regency era is not impossible, but does take some intense research about the society and its values."

    June 2, 2023  By Alison Goodman
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    Scenes from the Wild Wild East: Snapshots of Post-Soviet Russia

    Or, finding fictional inspiration in the world of Russia in the 90s

    May 31, 2023  By Josh Haven
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    What The Quiet American Teaches Us

    Getting Involved, Graham Greene Warns Us, is both Hazardous and Inevitable

    May 30, 2023  By I. S. Berry
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    HBO’s Barry is Wile E. Coyote with a Gun

    On the Saturday-morning surreality of Bill Hader’s killing machine

    May 29, 2023  By Justin Hairston
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    The Intersection of Punk and Crime in Pop Culture and IRL

    Or, let's go do some crimes!

    May 26, 2023  By Jim Ruland
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    The Many Sins of
    Maurice E. Balk

    Curtis Evans looks back on a man who was a preacher, producer, publisher, and plagiarist. And that's just the short version.

    May 25, 2023  By Curtis Evans
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    Wicked Ways: Da Deuce in the 1980s

    Michael Gonzales on the lights & grime of Times Square as it was.

    May 25, 2023  By Michael Gonzales
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    The Making of a Cuban-American Detective Novel

    John Lantigua on Miami, Cubanía, and working at the crossroads of the Caribbean.

    May 24, 2023  By John Lantigua
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    Crafting War Games Taught Me How to Write a Novel

    "The staff loved my inventions. They had no idea the monster they’d created in me."

    May 24, 2023  By M. P. Woodward
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    The Origin of the Red Herring and its Place in Literature

    Liv Constantine on a tried and true literary device

    May 23, 2023  By Liv Constantine
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