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The Backlist: John Copenhaver and Polly Stewart Revisit Ross Macdonald's

The Backlist: John Copenhaver and Polly Stewart Revisit Ross Macdonald's "The Zebra-Striped Hearse"

Reflecting on a mid-career Lew Archer classic

By Polly Stewart | August 7, 2025

Jordan Harper on the Bittersweetness of Adapting His Own Novel into a Hollywood Film

Jordan Harper on the Bittersweetness of Adapting His Own Novel into a Hollywood Film

Nick Kolakowski chats with the author and screenwriter about "She Rides Shotgun" and what authors have to give up for the big screen

By Nick Kolakowski | July 31, 2025

Florida Man Writes Novel: Joe Pan on Philosopher-Bikers, Poetry, and Korean Horror Films

Florida Man Writes Novel: Joe Pan on Philosopher-Bikers, Poetry, and Korean Horror Films

Capturing the unabashedly weird, postlapsarian world of the Sunshine State's Space Coast

By Lizzy Steiner | July 31, 2025

My First Thriller: Isabella Maldonado

My First Thriller: Isabella Maldonado

From the police force to the writers' conferences to successful author.

By Rick Pullen | July 28, 2025

Comedy of Terrors: Liza Tully on the Fractious Magnetism of Her New Crime-Solving Duo

Comedy of Terrors: Liza Tully on the Fractious Magnetism of Her New Crime-Solving Duo

The Author of "The World’s Greatest Detective and Her Just Okay Assistant" Chats with John B. Valeri

By John B. Valeri | July 28, 2025

Julie Clark on Speaking Up, Standing Out, and Her New Suspense Novel, 'The Ghostwriter'

Julie Clark on Speaking Up, Standing Out, and Her New Suspense Novel, 'The Ghostwriter'

A conversation about persistence and suspense.

By John B. Valeri | July 21, 2025

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Robert Fieseler On Florida's Hidden Cold War Against Black and Queer People

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Elly Griffiths on Victorian London, Time Travel, and Her New Mystery, 'The Frozen People'

By Alex Dueben | July 9, 2025

Thom Mount on Hollywood, Fixers, and a Town Full of Secrets

Thom Mount on Hollywood, Fixers, and a Town Full of Secrets

The former president of Universal Pictures has his debut novel, and it's full of insider stories and secrets.

By Terry McDonell | June 25, 2025

Rob Hart on “The Medusa Protocol” and the Challenges of Writing a Thriller Sequel

Rob Hart on “The Medusa Protocol” and the Challenges of Writing a Thriller Sequel

The bestselling author discusses how he immersed himself in a world of recovering assassins.

By Nick Kolakowski | June 23, 2025

Malka Older on Using Genre to Explore New Ideas

Malka Older on Using Genre to Explore New Ideas

Alex Dueben talks to the beloved sci-fi and mystery writer

By Alex Dueben | June 19, 2025

Caroline Fraser On Serial Killers, Lead Poisoning, and Other Midcentury Disasters

Caroline Fraser On Serial Killers, Lead Poisoning, and Other Midcentury Disasters

The author of "Murderland" talks with Molly Odintz about the intersection of public policy and violent crime

By Molly Odintz | June 13, 2025

S.A. Cosby on “King of Ashes,” Crime Epics, and the Softer Side of Monsters

S.A. Cosby on “King of Ashes,” Crime Epics, and the Softer Side of Monsters

"I wanted to see what [mob bosses] are like at home when they aren’t planning murders, and how their skills affected the rest of their lives.”

By Nick Kolakowski | June 10, 2025

Lucas Schaefer Talks Texas, Boxing, and How To Use Crime Fiction to Explore Identity

Lucas Schaefer Talks Texas, Boxing, and How To Use Crime Fiction to Explore Identity

Jenny Staff Johnson interviews the debut novelist about his Austin-set epic

By Jenny Staff Johnson | June 6, 2025

Megan Abbott on Criminal Conspiracies in the Fallen Suburbs

Megan Abbott on Criminal Conspiracies in the Fallen Suburbs

In Abbott's new thriller, three sisters in Grosse Pointe get drawn into an 'investment club.'

By Dwyer Murphy | June 5, 2025

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