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Josh Malerman Has a Casket Full of Rough Drafts

Josh Malerman Has a Casket Full of Rough Drafts

The Author of Bird Box Talks Detroit, Horror Fiction, and What To Do With All Those Story Ideas

By Max Booth III | February 27, 2019

Don Winslow: The Making of a Drug War Epic

Don Winslow: The Making of a Drug War Epic

A Powerhouse Crime Trilogy Takes on the War on Drugs

By Mark Rubinstein | February 26, 2019

The Private (Reading) Lives of Crime Authors

The Private (Reading) Lives of Crime Authors

What Crime Writers Read When They're Not Writing Crime

By Karen Ellis | February 26, 2019

Stephen Mack Jones on Detroit, Crime Fiction, and Working Class Heroes

Stephen Mack Jones on Detroit, Crime Fiction, and Working Class Heroes

Diving Deep on an Innovative New Detective Series

By Dwyer Murphy | February 22, 2019

Lucy Foley on Agatha Christie and Locked-Room Mysteries

Lucy Foley on Agatha Christie and Locked-Room Mysteries

A Modern Take on the Classic Whodunit

By Lily Meyer | February 20, 2019

Mariana Dimópulos on Structure, Silence, and the Self

Mariana Dimópulos on Structure, Silence, and the Self

The Argentinian Author Discusses the Violence of Leaving

By Lily Meyer | February 11, 2019

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Christobel Kent on Murder, Morality, and Survival

By Lily Meyer | February 7, 2019

Tim Dorsey and the Wild Crime Fiction of Florida

By CrimeReads | January 29, 2019

James Lee Burke on Art, Addiction, and Making Movies

By Dwyer Murphy | January 25, 2019

Why Conspiracy Thrillers Are More Relevant Than Ever

Why Conspiracy Thrillers Are More Relevant Than Ever

Matthew Quirk on Writing Political Thrillers in a World Gone Mad

By Steph Cha | January 16, 2019

The Ins and Outs of a K-9 Thriller Partnership

The Ins and Outs of a K-9 Thriller Partnership

Dog Research, Forensics, and Writing Regimens

By Sara Driscoll | December 27, 2018

Tales of Junkies, Fade-Outs, Super-Heroes and Criminals

Tales of Junkies, Fade-Outs, Super-Heroes and Criminals

Talking with Ed Brubaker, Acclaimed Comic Book, Graphic Novel and Television Writer

By Alex Segura | December 12, 2018

Breaking into Publishing as a Queer Crime Writer: A Roundtable

Breaking into Publishing as a Queer Crime Writer: A Roundtable

3 Debut Novelists Talk Crime Writing and #OwnVoices

By P. J. Vernon | November 29, 2018

Where Spy Fiction Meets Afrofuturism

Where Spy Fiction Meets Afrofuturism

Imraan Coovadia on Africa, Spies, and Time Traveling While Black

By Mimi Wong | November 28, 2018

Writing Crime Fiction for the Podcast Generation

Writing Crime Fiction for the Podcast Generation

Chatting with Two Authors Who Are Bringing Mystery to the World of Scripted Podcasts

By CrimeReads | November 28, 2018

David Grann: Driven Toward the Greatest Mystery of All

David Grann: Driven Toward the Greatest Mystery of All

Antarctic Exploration, Extreme Figures, and Perilous Quests

By Dwyer Murphy | November 16, 2018

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