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George Dawes Green On Southern Gothic Fiction, Savannah, and Dark Humor

"I think you need a warped sense of humor that finds the darkest moments of life to be hilarious."

Meet the People Behind Some of Today's Best Small Publishers Specializing in Crime Fiction

A roundtable discussion with publishers and editors from the most exciting independent presses in crime fiction.

My First Thriller: Laura Lippman

How Lippman went from Baltimore reporter to crime fiction icon...with a few obstacles along the way.

A Roundtable Discussion on The Meaning of "The Other"

Authors from a new anthology examining otherness and the creation of monstrosity talk fear, society, and ostracism.

Nadine Matheson on Serial Killer Fiction, Stealing Time, and Criminal Defense

"I’ve represented people who have been accused of the most horrific of crimes and some of those people have been the vilest of people who I would be happy never to see again."

Ruth Ware On It Girls, Dark Academia, and the Pervasive British Class System

"[T]here's always that 'what if?' What if things had gone wrong, would I have had the resources and experience I have now to handle it?"

Liz Michalski On Peter Pan, Motherhood, and the Meaning of Perpetual Youth

"Peter Pan’s story has been told for years — now it’s the turn of the Darling women."

Full Faith and Confidence: A Conversation with Denise Mina

The author discusses Glasgow, podcasters as new generation PIs, and the Florentine 'trial by fire' that's never far from mind.

Shop Talk: James Kestrel on Writing Novels During Lunch in Quiet Honolulu Bars

Crime writers talking writing routines, revision, and finding the right bar atmosphere for an epic crime novel.

Chris Cander Talks Neighborhood Insularity and Suburban Cruelty

Fellow Texas writer Jenny Staff Johnson interviews Cander about her new novel and the 1917 short story that forms its basis.

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"I think you need a warped sense of humor that finds the darkest moments of life to be hilarious."

A roundtable discussion with publishers and editors from the most exciting independent presses in crime fiction.

How Lippman went from Baltimore reporter to crime fiction icon...with a few obstacles along the way.

Authors from a new anthology examining otherness and the creation of monstrosity talk fear, society, and ostracism.

"I’ve represented people who have been accused of the most horrific of crimes and some of those people have been the vilest of people who I would be happy never to see again."

"[T]here's always that 'what if?' What if things had gone wrong, would I have had the resources and experience I have now to handle it?"

"Peter Pan’s story has been told for years — now it’s the turn of the Darling women."

The author discusses Glasgow, podcasters as new generation PIs, and the Florentine 'trial by fire' that's never far from mind.

Crime writers talking writing routines, revision, and finding the right bar atmosphere for an epic crime novel.

Fellow Texas writer Jenny Staff Johnson interviews Cander about her new novel and the 1917 short story that forms its basis.

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