• New Nonfiction

    Rena Pederson on Dallas's Elusive, High Society Jewel Thief

    The thief planned burglaries around the city's social season and seemed to know exactly who had the jewels worth stealing.

    April 10, 2024  By Kevin Canfield
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    Ian Fleming, Special Correspondent to a Moscow Show Trial

    How a 24-year old Fleming's stint as a special correspondent to Moscow helped shape his view of the Soviet state.

    April 9, 2024  By Nicholas Shakespeare
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    How McKenna Jordan Became the Owner of A Mystery Bookstore Like No Other

    McKenna Jordan describes the long journey to owning Murder by the Book

    April 8, 2024  By McKenna Jordan
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    Of Fruit and Felonies:
    A Florida Story

    Annabelle Tometich's mother wasn't happy with a man messing with her mango tree. So she shot out his car window.

    April 1, 2024  By Annabelle Tometich
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    Jason De León on Life and Death Among America's Human Smugglers

    The anthropologist's new book, 'Soldiers and Kings,' examines the guides working the U.S.-Mexico border.

    March 19, 2024  By Kevin Canfield
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    Writer, Woman, Playwright, Spy: How Espionage Influenced Aphra Behn’s Writing

    Valorie Castellanos Clark on the Covert Quests of the First Woman to Make a Living Writing in English

    March 18, 2024  By Valorie Castellanos Clark
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    Revisiting In the Fog, An American's Ode to England's Foul Weather

    Leslie Klinger considers setting and atmosphere in a newly reprinted classic from Richard Harding Davis

    March 14, 2024  By Leslie S. Klinger
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    A Serial Killer in Iran

    The evidence pointed to one woman: but was she a monster or a victim?

    March 13, 2024  By Mitzi Szereto
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    How Field Work Kept Jonna Mendez Hooked During Her Long Career in the CIA

    She was fresh off a plane, new to the office, and it was time to improvise disguises for a field meet with lives hanging in the balance.

    March 12, 2024  By Jonna Mendez
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    Death Wishes, Malingering Manuals, and Other Bizarre Propaganda Games That Actually Worked During WWII

    Folded inside rolling paper packets, German soldiers found intricate guides to simulating illness. But why?

    March 7, 2024  By Peter Pomerantsev
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