Crime Fiction Must Not Ignore Computer Crime

Crime Fiction Must Not Ignore Computer Crime

"The internet is now ubiquitous in our lives, so why does it appear so rarely in popular literature?"

By Stephen Harrison | August 14, 2024

Genre Primeval: How the Western Evolved into the Crime Novel

Genre Primeval: How the Western Evolved into the Crime Novel

Snowden Wright on Elmore Leonard and the evolution of an American icon.

By Snowden Wright | August 13, 2024

Uncovering One of the Biggest (and Strangest) Frauds in Mississippi History

Uncovering One of the Biggest (and Strangest) Frauds in Mississippi History

State auditor Shad White found himself at the epicenter of an investigation into a shocking theft. Then things got weird...

By Shad White | August 13, 2024

Katrina Monroe on Eldest Daughter Syndrome

Katrina Monroe on Eldest Daughter Syndrome

Or, writing a psychological thriller as a both a love song to sisterhood and a reckoning with its uneven responsibilities

By Katrina Monroe | August 13, 2024

Zoje Stage: My Quest for Realism in Genre Fiction

Zoje Stage: My Quest for Realism in Genre Fiction

From film to novels, a journey in search of character-driven story.

By Zoje Stage | August 13, 2024

Beach Reads for a Changing World: 5 Page-Turning Eco-Mysteries

Beach Reads for a Changing World: 5 Page-Turning Eco-Mysteries

Midge Raymond on the urgency of the eco-mystery.

By Midge Raymond | August 12, 2024

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How McDonald's Found Out Its Wildly Popular Monopoly Game Was a Fraud

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Presenting <em>Série Noire,</em> the Bleak French Neo Noir You've Never Seen

Presenting Série Noire, the Bleak French Neo Noir You've Never Seen

It's Alain Corneau's classic adaptation of a Jim Thompson novel.

By Olivia Rutigliano | August 9, 2024

Dirty Diamonds: How Post-Soviet Kleptocrats Looted Russia's Deep Diamond Deposits

Dirty Diamonds: How Post-Soviet Kleptocrats Looted Russia's Deep Diamond Deposits

For decades, diamond conglomerates paid the USSR to keep diamonds in the ground. Then, the Cold War ended.

By David Junk | August 9, 2024

The Many Faces of the Witch: A Reading List

The Many Faces of the Witch: A Reading List

Stacie Murphy on witches and witchcraft across eras and genres.

By Stacie Murphy | August 9, 2024

5 Iconic 1990s Thriller Films

5 Iconic 1990s Thriller Films

"The thing that made these movies...was the fact that the villains started off seeming like regular people."

By Liz Alterman | August 9, 2024

Sam Tschida: Write Like a Mother

Sam Tschida: Write Like a Mother

On finding the time and inspiration to spend "several hours a day with people you made up."

By Sam Tschida | August 8, 2024

True West: Unwinding the Myths of an Iconic Setting

True West: Unwinding the Myths of an Iconic Setting

Jamie Harrison on the Montana she knows and writes.

By Jamie Harrison | August 8, 2024

Charlotte Vassell On Using Crime Fiction To Lampoon the Upper Crust

Charlotte Vassell On Using Crime Fiction To Lampoon the Upper Crust

"There’s one set of rules for one type of person and another set for the rest of us."

By Charlotte Vassell | August 8, 2024

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