New Nonfiction

The FBI's Legendary Mindhunter Wonders, Did He Get It Right?

John Douglas knows from experience that the system can go awry.

December 23, 2021  By John Douglas and Mark Olshaker
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How the Complex History of the Lower East Side Inspired Richard Price's Lush Life

Gentrification and uprooted communities were at the heart of this modern New York classic.

December 21, 2021  By Thomas Heise
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Nathaniel Hawthorne's Salem: A Town with a Dark History of Brutality and Murder

For Hawthorne, whose ancestors led the prosecution of Salem's witches, the community's corrupted soul was ever present.

December 16, 2021  By Edward J. Renehan Jr.
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Fireworks at Graceland: How Elvis Spent His Last Christmas Before Boot Camp

It was Christmas Eve and the King had been drafted. He decided to blow some stuff up.

December 15, 2021  By Robert K. Elder
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On Dime Novels, Sensation Stories, and the First Appearance of Old Sleuth

"He’s not, by the way, a sleuth—his name is Sleuth."

December 14, 2021  By Henry Stewart
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The Best True Crime Books of 2021

Celebrating books from Elon Green, Audrey Clare Farley, Samira Shackle, and more.

December 10, 2021  By CrimeReads 
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To Investigate Serial Killers with the FBI, First She Had to Pass the Test

She was the woman behind the FBI's groundbreaking Behavioral Science Unit. But she was an expert, not an agent.

December 9, 2021  By Dr. Ann Wolbert Burgess and Steven Matthew Constantine
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Inside the FBI's Unlikely Undercover Operation Infiltrating a Radical Militia in Kansas

Working with informants was never easy. In rural Kansas, there were special challenges.

November 30, 2021  By Dick Lehr
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From Superstition to Science

The Slow Birth of Modern Criminology and Forensics

November 23, 2021  By Adam Selzer
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How Delaware Sold the Greatest, Most Insidious Financial Secrecy Tool the World Has Ever Known

In the 1980s, Delaware officials went on a barnstorming tour of Asia. They were selling a new kind of secrecy.

November 23, 2021  By Casey Michel
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