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6 Great Novels About Missing Persons and Deeper Mysteries

6 Great Novels About Missing Persons and Deeper Mysteries

Adele Parks on that mysterious space between known and unknown.

By Adele Parks | January 12, 2024

What Sam Shepard Taught Me About Exploring The Darkness Within

What Sam Shepard Taught Me About Exploring The Darkness Within

On discovering Shepard's work and finding purpose in exploring "the darkest, most jagged edges of the human condition"

By Peter Malone Elliott | January 12, 2024

The Bizarre Pleasures of the 1980s ‘Twilight Zone’ Reboot

The Bizarre Pleasures of the 1980s ‘Twilight Zone’ Reboot

The 1985 series is sometimes overshadowed by the original, but it was a bastion of horror fiction talent.

By Keith Roysdon | January 11, 2024

James Grippando: 30 Years of Lightning Bolts, Percolators, and other Sources of Inspiration

James Grippando: 30 Years of Lightning Bolts, Percolators, and other Sources of Inspiration

Reflections on three decades of Florida legal thrillers – and where it all comes from.

By James Grippando | January 11, 2024

Cascadia: Crime Fiction in the Pacific Northwest

Cascadia: Crime Fiction in the Pacific Northwest

Paula Charles on mysteries set in and around the rainy wonderland that is the PNW.

By Paula Charles | January 11, 2024

A Celebration of Reporters in Cozy Mysteries

A Celebration of Reporters in Cozy Mysteries

In a small town full of secrets, who better to start digging into everybody's business?

By Tara Lush | January 11, 2024

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Catching Up with Louise Penny in Iceland

By G.M. Malliet | January 10, 2024

5 Great Thrillers That Deliver the Social Commentary

By Amber and Danielle Brown | January 10, 2024

In These Novels, Friends Become the Family of Our Hearts

By Lucy Connelly | January 10, 2024

Shane’s Lot: How a 1949 Gun-Toting Loner Still Rides Through American Literature

Shane’s Lot: How a 1949 Gun-Toting Loner Still Rides Through American Literature

Maria Hummel on American Iconography and the 21st Century Revival of Western Writing

By Maria Hummel | January 10, 2024

Exploring the Isolation of the British Countryside

Exploring the Isolation of the British Countryside

Remote settings provide extraordinary possibilities for both beauty and brutality

By Stig Abell | January 9, 2024

Chris McGinley on Appalachian Literature and Noir

Chris McGinley on Appalachian Literature and Noir

McGinley and Wes Browne discuss the marriage of crime fiction and the region's distinct culture.

By Wes Browne | January 9, 2024

How An Obsession With Art Crime Became a Thriller

How An Obsession With Art Crime Became a Thriller

Artist and author Jonathan Santlofer on the many works examining art fraud, theft, and looting that informed his new book

By Jonathan Santlofer | January 9, 2024

Passionate Distortions: Patricia Highsmith and the Female Protagonist

Passionate Distortions: Patricia Highsmith and the Female Protagonist

Katia Lief on channeling Highsmith's powerful, repulsive character studies for a new era

By Katia Lief | January 9, 2024

Rian Johnson on the Genius of John Dickson Carr

Rian Johnson on the Genius of John Dickson Carr

Read an excerpt from the filmmaker's introduction to the new re-release of Carr's heady mystery, "The Problem of the Wire Cage"

By Rian Johnson | January 8, 2024

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

By CrimeReads | January 8, 2024

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