• Features

    M. W. Craven On The Subtle Charms of Snakes

    Appreciating the fearless friends of the serpent world.

    August 2, 2023  By M. W. Craven
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    Lynn Hightower on Writing A Heroine with Hearing Loss

    "It was going to be blatantly obvious that I knew exactly what hearing loss is like, because I live it."

    August 2, 2023  By Lynn Hightower
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    Peter Heller: My Mother the Gumshoe

    The author remembers his mother, the private investigator, and the first case she took on in the wilds of Connecticut.

    August 1, 2023  By Peter Heller
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    10 New Crime Novels You Should Read in August

    Featuring new books by Naomi Hirahara, David Joy, Denise Mina, and more.

    August 1, 2023  By CrimeReads 
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    The American Indian Code Talkers Who Helped Revolutionize Cryptography and Win WWII

    After centuries of oppression, they developed the codes that couldn't be cracked.

    August 1, 2023  By Sinclair McKay
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    How Megan Davis Went From Whistleblower to Crime Novelist

    "The best crime stories come from insiders, but as we know from crime fiction, being an insider is a dangerous game."

    August 1, 2023  By Megan Davis
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    Killer Chemistry: When Lovers Turn into Murderers

    "[F]alling in love can expose the sometimes thin line between romantic coupling and murderous complicity."

    August 1, 2023  By L.R. Dorn
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    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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

    July 31, 2023  By CrimeReads 
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    The Complicated History of Crime Fiction in Tanzania

    Crime and the City visits Dar es Salaam and into the countryside.

    July 31, 2023  By Paul French
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    Kemi Ashing-Giwa On Empire, Intergalactic Espionage, and Queer Joy

    Or, how to use genre fiction to fight oppression and carve out diverse, queernorm spaces.

    July 31, 2023  By Molly Odintz
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