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Nine Crime Novels Featuring Found Families

Nine Crime Novels Featuring Found Families

These characters choose who they include at their crowded tables.

By Lori Rader-Day | October 3, 2023

A Country Road, in the Dead of Night: On The Historical Hauntings of Irish Folklore

A Country Road, in the Dead of Night: On The Historical Hauntings of Irish Folklore

"The macabre in Irish folklore is rarely accompanied with screaming. More, a silent acceptance."

By Neil Sharpson | October 3, 2023

How to Incorporate Social Justice into Your Cozy Fiction

How to Incorporate Social Justice into Your Cozy Fiction

Cozy fiction is developing a sharper edge. But that doesn't mean the genre isn't staying true to its roots.

By Danielle Arceneaux | October 3, 2023

When a Dispute Over the Pronunciation of ‘Newfoundland’ Turned Deadly

When a Dispute Over the Pronunciation of ‘Newfoundland’ Turned Deadly

How Do You Say Murder?

By Dean Jobb | October 2, 2023

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 | October 2, 2023

The 10 Best Bounty Hunter Movies

The 10 Best Bounty Hunter Movies

"The bounty hunter is the ultimate outsider in law enforcement."

By Cindy Fazzi | October 2, 2023

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Crime and the City: Hamburg

By Paul French | October 2, 2023

The Best Reviewed Books of the Month

By CrimeReads | September 30, 2023

A Brief History of Circus in Fiction

By Melanie Golding | September 29, 2023

Sean Howe on <em>High Times</em> Magazine and Its Enigmatic, Larger-than-Life Editor

Sean Howe on High Times Magazine and Its Enigmatic, Larger-than-Life Editor

Thomas King Forçade: counterculture hero, or CIA plant? Onetime High Times Contributor Gregory Daurer interviews author Sean Howe about the peculiar founder of an iconic publication.

By Gregory Daurer | September 29, 2023

On Writing an Urbex Thriller and Exploring the Vertical City

On Writing an Urbex Thriller and Exploring the Vertical City

"[T]he most thrilling excursion you’ve never taken could be right outside your door some hundred stories straight up—or down."

By Cody Goodfellow | September 29, 2023

On the Rise, and Fall, and Uncontainable Rebellion of Cyberpunk

On the Rise, and Fall, and Uncontainable Rebellion of Cyberpunk

"Cyberpunk is not about technological supremacy. In fact, the reverse is true: cyberpunk is about the perseverance of humanity."

By Jared Shurin | September 28, 2023

Ava Glass: Me and the Spies

Ava Glass: Me and the Spies

"I’d only been working for the British government for a few weeks when I met my first spy."

By Ava Glass | September 28, 2023

6 Creepy Novels Featuring Murder Houses

6 Creepy Novels Featuring Murder Houses

"The right setting only elevates the ugliness."

By Lisa Matlin | September 28, 2023

Four Novels About War That Bear Re/Reading

Four Novels About War That Bear Re/Reading

Audrey Gale on crime, epic fiction, and the horrors of war.

By Audrey Gale | September 28, 2023

Spenser at 50: The Evolution of Robert B. Parker's Iconic Character

Spenser at 50: The Evolution of Robert B. Parker's Iconic Character

Fifty years later, Spenser has been through different hands, but he's still Boston's favorite knight errant.

By L. Wayne Hicks | September 27, 2023

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