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Pip Drysdale: <br>My Stalker, My Novel

Pip Drysdale:
My Stalker, My Novel

The musician-turned-author recalls the harrowing real-life inspiration for her new psychological thriller

By Pip Drysdale | December 4, 2024

Why I Killed Someone I Once Knew (In Fiction)

Why I Killed Someone I Once Knew (In Fiction)

Daniel Aleman on literary catharsis.

By Daniel Aleman | December 4, 2024

Enough with Manhattan: Crime Fiction Set in The Other Four Boroughs

Enough with Manhattan: Crime Fiction Set in The Other Four Boroughs

Michael Sears highlights some of New York City's many outer-borough-set crime books

By Michael Sears | December 4, 2024

Willy Falcon, Scarface, and How 1980s Miami Cocaine Culture Infiltrated the National Imagination

Willy Falcon, Scarface, and How 1980s Miami Cocaine Culture Infiltrated the National Imagination

T.J. English on the rise of the narcosphere.

By T.J. English | December 3, 2024

Adam Hamdy on Antiheroes We Hate to Love

Adam Hamdy on Antiheroes We Hate to Love

"Are we fascinated by the distortion? Do we secretly yearn to be free of the morality that constrains our decisions?"

By Adam Hamdy | December 3, 2024

Understanding the Detective Novel as a Workplace Novel

Understanding the Detective Novel as a Workplace Novel

"[T]he detectives we read about don’t just do their job, they are deeply invested in it."

By Jane Pek | December 3, 2024

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Lyon: A World Capital of Gastronomy and Crime Books

Lyon: A World Capital of Gastronomy and Crime Books

With the Quais du Polar festival and a long trail of books, Lyon has become a premier city for crime fiction.

By Paul French | December 2, 2024

8 Books about Women Keeping Secrets

8 Books about Women Keeping Secrets

"The thing about secrets—especially in novels—is that they always come out eventually..."

By Midge Raymond | December 2, 2024

Finish Out the Year with These Five International Thrillers

Finish Out the Year with These Five International Thrillers

French noir, a Mexican historical epic, a Chilean psychological thriller, and more

By Molly Odintz | November 29, 2024

Alan Bradley and Olivia Rutigliano talk about creating characters, the joys of writing, and if Sherlock Holmes was a woman

Alan Bradley and Olivia Rutigliano talk about creating characters, the joys of writing, and if Sherlock Holmes was a woman

Our editor sits down with the legendary author of the Flavia de Luce books, of which there is finally a brand-new one.

By Olivia Rutigliano | November 27, 2024

A Heady Blend of Murder and the Supernatural: Rediscovering John Dickson Carr's <em>He Who Whispers</em>

A Heady Blend of Murder and the Supernatural: Rediscovering John Dickson Carr's He Who Whispers

Martin Edwards on a 1946 novel that demands new readership

By Martin Edwards | November 27, 2024

Shelley Burr on Small Town Mystery and Australian Crime Fiction

Shelley Burr on Small Town Mystery and Australian Crime Fiction

An interview with the author of 'Murder Town'

By Peter Handel | November 27, 2024

The Most Dangerous Locked Room of All? Space!

The Most Dangerous Locked Room of All? Space!

Five reasons to take the traditional locked-room mystery to the stars

By Lauren A. Forry | November 27, 2024

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