• Interviews

    Cowriters SJ Rozan & John Shen Yen Nee On Reimagining Forgotten Histories

    Solve crimes and navigate historical flashpoints with their time-jumping duo of detectives, inspired by Chinese historical figures

    April 3, 2024  By SJ Rozan and John Shen Yen Nee
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    Don Winslow Reflects on Writing His Final Novel

    Winslow discusses ‘City in Ruins,’ crime in Las Vegas, and how to write an epic trilogy.

    April 2, 2024  By Nick Kolakowski
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    Brendan Flaherty on Estrangement, Home, and the Rippling Effects of Trauma in 'The Dredge'

    "Each character is longing for a home. Each is searching for a place where they can find peace."

    March 28, 2024  By Jenny Bartoy
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    Cozy Renegades: Novels that Push the Boundaries

    Rob Osler on the authors challenging the traditional 'rules' of cozy mysteries.

    March 25, 2024  By Rob Osler
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    Ken Bruen, the Dark Soul of Irish Crime Fiction

    In his seventeenth Jack Taylor novel, 'Galway Confidential,' Bruen is exploring the frontier of noir.

    March 21, 2024  By Peter Handel
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    Kate Thompson and K. D. Alden Talk Historical Fiction and Women's History

    "So often women are hidden in the margins of history"

    March 21, 2024  By CrimeReads 
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    Jason De León on Life and Death Among America's Human Smugglers

    The anthropologist's new book, 'Soldiers and Kings,' examines the guides working the U.S.-Mexico border.

    March 19, 2024  By Kevin Canfield
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    The Backlist: Jonathan Kellerman on Returning to Margaret Millar and Ross Macdonald

    Kellerman sits down with Polly Stewart to discuss Millar's classic noir.

    March 19, 2024  By Polly Stewart
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    Chris Bohjalian on Misdirection, Multiple POVs, and the Lure of Las Vegas

    A conversation with the best-selling author of the new genre-bender, 'The Princess of Las Vegas'

    March 18, 2024  By John B. Valeri
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    Tana French on Embracing Discomfort, Irish Wit, and Chosen Family in The Hunter

    "It's about people who are on the periphery. They're not exactly outsiders. They're not exactly insiders."

    March 15, 2024  By Jenny Bartoy
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