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    Iris Yamashita on Writing a Murder Mystery About an Isolated Alaskan Town

    Iris Yamashita on Writing a Murder Mystery About an Isolated Alaskan Town

    The debut novelist on her journey from screenwriting to 'City Under One Roof'

    By Kevin Canfield | January 11, 2023

    A Guide to Victorian Death Rites

    A Guide to Victorian Death Rites

    Laura Joh Rowland's illustrated guide to death in Victorian society.

    By Laura Joh Rowland | January 11, 2023

    Men Are the Most Likely Victims of Homicide. Why Do Crime Writers Kill So Many Women?

    Men Are the Most Likely Victims of Homicide. Why Do Crime Writers Kill So Many Women?

    "[B]y repeatedly inflicting violence on female characters, we are...policing our actions and enlisting our aid in keeping others oppressed."

    By Jennifer Herrera | January 10, 2023

    The Enduring Popularity of Campus Thrillers

    The Enduring Popularity of Campus Thrillers

    That terrible claustrophobia only an academic setting can provide.

    By Heather Darwent | January 10, 2023

    The New L.A. Crime Canon

    The New L.A. Crime Canon

    Jordan Harper on the icons of a new wave of Los Angeles storytelling.

    By Jordan Harper | January 10, 2023

    On Writing A Mystery That Defies Rationality

    On Writing A Mystery That Defies Rationality

    "I wanted to dig my teeth into someone...whose emotional world was more important than their intellectual one."

    By Maria Dong | January 10, 2023

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    5 Fabulous Thrillers About Secrets Between Spouses

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    A Scientist and Sci-fi Author on Imagining the Future and Breaking the Rules

    By Robert Lanza and Nancy Kress | January 9, 2023

    When Fictionalizing True Crime, How Do You Avoid Exploitation?

    When Fictionalizing True Crime, How Do You Avoid Exploitation?

    Character is key to crafting a sensitive story that is far from sensationalist.

    By Amanda Pellegrino | January 9, 2023

    Ryan Murphy’s <em>Dahmer</em> Equates Queerness with Monstrosity

    Ryan Murphy’s Dahmer Equates Queerness with Monstrosity

    "What happens...when you marry the aesthetics of Murphy’s brand and his straight pandering to a true crime story about Jeffrey Dahmer?"

    By John Copenhaver | January 6, 2023

    7 Crime Movies That Should Have Been the First in a Series

    7 Crime Movies That Should Have Been the First in a Series

    One movie wasn't enough. We wanted more.

    By Keith Roysdon | January 6, 2023

    My First Thriller: Diana Gabaldon

    My First Thriller: Diana Gabaldon

    Working the Night Shift

    By Rick Pullen | January 6, 2023

    9 Literary Classics for the Contemporary Crime Reader

    9 Literary Classics for the Contemporary Crime Reader

    These novels "borrow elements from the crime writer’s toolkit"

    By Rebecca Kelley | January 6, 2023

    The trailer for the newest <em>Dracula</em> Adaptation, <em>Renfield,</em> has arrived

    The trailer for the newest Dracula Adaptation, Renfield, has arrived

    BTW, Nicolas Cage is Dracula

    By Olivia Rutigliano | January 5, 2023

    10 Crime Novels You Should Read This January

    10 Crime Novels You Should Read This January

    10 fantastic new books out in January that run the gamut from hardboiled noir to comical caper...

    By Molly Odintz | January 5, 2023

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