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James Lee Burke Reckons with History, the South, and the Hatred Burning Through America

James Lee Burke Reckons with History, the South, and the Hatred Burning Through America

The author discusses his newest novel, an epic of the American Civil War, with David Masciotra.

By David Masciotra | July 24, 2023

Rebecca Turkewitz Tells Scary Stories in the Dark

Rebecca Turkewitz Tells Scary Stories in the Dark

In debut collection Here in the Night, ghost stories animate the forces that haunt adult life

By Michael Colbert | July 24, 2023

Colson Whitehead on Blaxploitation Cinema, Sidney Lumet's New York, and His Own Harlem Trilogy

Colson Whitehead on Blaxploitation Cinema, Sidney Lumet's New York, and His Own Harlem Trilogy

The author discusses the latest installment of his sweeping crime history of New York City.

By Dwyer Murphy | July 20, 2023

Meagan Lucas's Dark New Fiction:

Meagan Lucas's Dark New Fiction: "I Was Tired of Hiding the Ugly"

The author of 'Here in the Dark' and 'Songbirds and Stray Dogs' in conversation with Steph Post

By Steph Post | July 17, 2023

The Aesthetics of Noir: Ed Brubaker on His Latest Crime Graphic Novel, 'Night Fever'

The Aesthetics of Noir: Ed Brubaker on His Latest Crime Graphic Novel, 'Night Fever'

The writer, once again pairing with longtime collaborators Sean Phillips and Jacob Phillips, discusses his bizarre, mesmerizing new noir masterpiece

By Alex Segura | July 7, 2023

Heather Levy On Writing Sex, Kink, and Agency

Heather Levy On Writing Sex, Kink, and Agency

Plus, a cover reveal for Levy's upcoming Hurt for Me

By Molly Odintz | July 6, 2023

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Mark O'Connell on Walking Around Dublin Looking for a Murderer

By Kevin Canfield | June 30, 2023

How Michael Finkel Tracked Down the World's Most Successful Art Thief

By Kevin Canfield | June 29, 2023

Arianna Reiche and C.J. Leede on Weird Lit, Angry Girls, and Amusement Parks

By Arianna Reiche and C. J. Leede | June 28, 2023

Amanda Linsmeier and Amy Goldsmith On Writing Horror for a YA Audience

Amanda Linsmeier and Amy Goldsmith On Writing Horror for a YA Audience

Two debut novelists share their perspectives on the horror renaissance and crafting thrilling young adult fiction.

By Amanda Linsmeier and Amy Goldsmith | June 26, 2023

The Backlist: Revisiting Dorothy Sayers’ “The Man Who Knew How” with Liv Constantine

The Backlist: Revisiting Dorothy Sayers’ “The Man Who Knew How” with Liv Constantine

Polly Stewart is in discussion with today's top crime writers, returning to some of their favorite books.

By Polly Stewart | June 22, 2023

Clémence Michallon On the Ethics of Writing Violence and the Banality of Serial Killers

Clémence Michallon On the Ethics of Writing Violence and the Banality of Serial Killers

"I was trying to depict a serial killer as they exist in the real world. They're usually just some guy. Some unimpressive person."

By Kate Brody | June 21, 2023

Shop Talk: Wanda Morris Tears Through Those Yellow Legal Pads and Blue Pilot G-2 Gel Ink Pens

Shop Talk: Wanda Morris Tears Through Those Yellow Legal Pads and Blue Pilot G-2 Gel Ink Pens

Crime writers talking craft, routine, and tools of the trade

By Eli Cranor | June 21, 2023

Grady Hendrix and Riley Sager Talk Horror, Thrillers, and Craft

Grady Hendrix and Riley Sager Talk Horror, Thrillers, and Craft

They both agree: horror needs more sex scenes.

By Grady Hendrix and Riley Sager | June 20, 2023

Worth the Wait: Talking with <em>Mother Howl</em>’s Craig Clevenger

Worth the Wait: Talking with Mother Howl’s Craig Clevenger

Rob Hart and Craig Clevenger in a wide-ranging conversation about writing and moving across genres.

By Rob Hart | June 12, 2023

Liz Lawson and Kathleen Glasgow On Crafting YA Mysteries

Liz Lawson and Kathleen Glasgow On Crafting YA Mysteries

Two co-authors talk young adult fiction and the art of plotting.

By Liz Lawson and Kathleen Glasgow | June 12, 2023

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