• Interviews

    The Private (Reading) Lives of Crime Authors

    What Crime Writers Read When They're Not Writing Crime

    February 26, 2019  By Karen Ellis
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    Stephen Mack Jones on Detroit, Crime Fiction, and Working Class Heroes

    Diving Deep on an Innovative New Detective Series

    February 22, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Lucy Foley on Agatha Christie and Locked-Room Mysteries

    A Modern Take on the Classic Whodunit

    February 20, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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    Mariana Dimópulos on Structure, Silence, and the Self

    The Argentinian Author Discusses the Violence of Leaving

    February 11, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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    Christobel Kent on Murder, Morality, and Survival

    "Why do women who have suffered so much turn their shame and suffering inward?"

    February 7, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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    Tim Dorsey and the Wild Crime Fiction of Florida

    Writing a Madcap Mystery for the Land of Sunshine and Retirees

    January 29, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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    James Lee Burke on Art, Addiction, and Making Movies

    New Cases and New Demons for Dave Robicheaux

    January 25, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Why Conspiracy Thrillers Are More Relevant Than Ever

    Matthew Quirk on Writing Political Thrillers in a World Gone Mad

    January 16, 2019  By Steph Cha
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    The Ins and Outs of a K-9 Thriller Partnership

    Dog Research, Forensics, and Writing Regimens

    December 27, 2018  By Sara Driscoll
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    Tales of Junkies, Fade-Outs, Super-Heroes and Criminals

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

    December 12, 2018  By Alex Segura
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