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Hilary Davidson and Susan Elia MacNeal on Writing PTSD in Fiction

Hilary Davidson and Susan Elia MacNeal on Writing PTSD in Fiction

Two acclaimed mystery authors compare the research and processes it takes to create traumatized characters

By Susan Elia MacNeal and Hilary Davidson | April 3, 2020

My First Thriller: Lee Child

My First Thriller: Lee Child

How the creator of Jack Reacher got fired, started writing, found a pen name, found an agent, and launched a new career.

By Rick Pullen | April 2, 2020

Romantic Christian Suspense: A Roundtable Discussion

Romantic Christian Suspense: A Roundtable Discussion

Six romantic suspense authors, all with a Christian focus to their work, discuss the joys and challenges of their beloved subgenre.

By Colleen Coble | March 24, 2020

Graphic Content: At the Intersection of Comics and Crime With Howard Chaykin

Graphic Content: At the Intersection of Comics and Crime With Howard Chaykin

Alex Segura profiles legendary comic book creators

By Alex Segura | March 19, 2020

Harlan Coben Believes <em>Planet of the Apes</em> Is the Best Twist Ending in History

Harlan Coben Believes Planet of the Apes Is the Best Twist Ending in History

And other thoughts from the bestselling author.

By CrimeReads | March 19, 2020

Caroline Kepnes and Ani Katz on Using Fiction to Dissect Toxic Masculinity

Caroline Kepnes and Ani Katz on Using Fiction to Dissect Toxic Masculinity

Authors discuss misogyny, violence, and gendered expectations.

By Caroline Kepnes & Ani Katz | March 13, 2020

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Michael Koryta and Alma Katsu on Horror, Craft, and Reinvention

By Michael Koryta | March 9, 2020

Paul Vidich on Cold War Espionage, a CIA Cover-Up, and a Family Tragedy

By Kevin Larimer | March 6, 2020

Online Sleuths, Cold Cases, and The Early Days of a Very Particular Hobby

By Lori Rader-Day | March 4, 2020

William Boyle's Technicolor Brooklyn Noir

William Boyle's Technicolor Brooklyn Noir

The author's noirs capture the borough in all its madcap, desperate, violent complexity.

By Daneet Steffens | March 3, 2020

Meg Gardiner and <br>the Midnight Man

Meg Gardiner and
the Midnight Man

The Edgar-winning thriller author talks serial killers, archetypes, Nine Inch Nails, and the city of Los Angeles.

By Molly Odintz | February 18, 2020

Two Authors Talk Psychological Thrillers, Motherhood, and Maine

Two Authors Talk Psychological Thrillers, Motherhood, and Maine

A Conversation Between Mary Kubica and Megan Miranda

By Mary Kubica | February 18, 2020

The Difficult Art of Ending a Crime Fiction Series

The Difficult Art of Ending a Crime Fiction Series

Two authors—working from opposite ends of Florida—bring epic noir series to a close, and live to tell the tale.

By Steph Post | February 12, 2020

The Novelist and the Medical Examiner: A Love Story

The Novelist and the Medical Examiner: A Love Story

A Married Couple Talks Collaborative Writing, Expertise, and Finding Your Niche

By Judy Melinek and T.J. Mitchell | February 6, 2020

Domestic Violence Homicide Is a Preventable Crime. So Why Aren't We Preventing It?

Domestic Violence Homicide Is a Preventable Crime. So Why Aren't We Preventing It?

Rachel Louise Snyder on domestic violence, preventable homicide, and her work of nonfiction, No Visible Bruises

By Lisa Levy | February 5, 2020

Gregg Hurwitz Talks Rogue Assassins and the Hitchcockian Everyman

Gregg Hurwitz Talks Rogue Assassins and the Hitchcockian Everyman

The Orphan X Author Talks Craft, Characterization, and the Assassin's Creed

By CrimeReads | February 3, 2020

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