By CrimeReads | September 18, 2023
Port-au-Prince: Crime Fiction as a Window into a Nation’s Soul
Crime and the City visits the Haitian capital.
By Paul French | September 18, 2023
By Manning Wolfe | September 18, 2023
Native American Literature: Tribes and Tribulations
"As a part Eastern Band Cherokee writer, it can be a tightrope dance deciding what to present to the outside world."
By Deborah J. Ledford | September 18, 2023
The Freudian Gothic Fiction of Ira Levin
By James Reich | September 15, 2023
Dorothy B. Hughes, In a Lonely Place, and the Birth of the Modern Serial Killer Novel
By Laura Picklesimer | September 15, 2023
‘A Face in the Crowd’ Forecast Our Future – If We’d Only Been Paying Attention
By Keith Roysdon | September 15, 2023
The Dark Humor of Millennial Crime Capers
30-somethings can laugh in the face of anything—including death.
By Alice Bell | September 14, 2023
An Appreciation of Gardening Detectives
From Wilkie Collins to the present day, crime writers have often crafted "horticulturally inclined" sleuths.
By Marta McDowell | September 13, 2023
Cozy Mysteries with Furry Sidekicks
Holly Danvers explains a proud cozy mystery tradition...and why she wrote her neighbor, the Siberian Husky, into her latest novel.
By Holly Danvers | September 13, 2023
