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What I’ve Learned From Writing in Other Genres

What I’ve Learned From Writing in Other Genres

Over 40 years, Hope Adams has written for children, young adults, and more. She's bringing some lessons to her first mystery novel.

By Hope Adams | January 19, 2022

The Young London Couple Running an International Sex Trafficking Ring

The Young London Couple Running an International Sex Trafficking Ring

For women in the Hungary, the advertisement for work in London sounded like a promising arrangement.

By Mitzi Szereto | January 19, 2022

A (Partial) List of YA Mysteries That Crime Readers Will Love

A (Partial) List of YA Mysteries That Crime Readers Will Love

These 2021 and 2022 titles are sure to please fans of YA and crime fiction equally.

By Molly Odintz | January 18, 2022

The Pharma Startup That Went from Treating Cancer Patients to Drug Trafficking Conspiracy

The Pharma Startup That Went from Treating Cancer Patients to Drug Trafficking Conspiracy

A fentanyl nasal spray seemed like a promising new drug.

By Evan Hughes | January 18, 2022

California Son: A Conversation with T. Jefferson Parker

California Son: A Conversation with T. Jefferson Parker

In his newest novel, A Thousand Steps, Parker cements his reputation as a quintessential Southern California writer.

By Nancie Clare | January 18, 2022

The Enduring Appeal of Sherlock Holmes

The Enduring Appeal of Sherlock Holmes

How author Vicki Delany fills her fictional bookshop with all things 221B Baker Street.

By Vicki Delany | January 18, 2022

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<em>The Tragedy of Macbeth</em> is a Breathtaking Exercise in Transformation

The Tragedy of Macbeth is a Breathtaking Exercise in Transformation

Olivia Rutigliano on Joel Coen's new Shakespearean adaptation.

By Olivia Rutigliano | January 14, 2022

The Five Michael Douglas Thrillers You Meet in Heaven

The Five Michael Douglas Thrillers You Meet in Heaven

Try explaining Michael Douglas to people who weren't there.

By Dwyer Murphy | January 14, 2022

How New Advances in Genetic Genealogy—And a Worried Phone Call from a Friend—Inspired One Crime Novelist

How New Advances in Genetic Genealogy—And a Worried Phone Call from a Friend—Inspired One Crime Novelist

The unknown heir, an old mystery standby, gets a makeover for a new generation of novelists.

By Victoria Houston | January 14, 2022

Remembering Joseph Hansen's Groundbreaking Dave Brandstetter Series

Remembering Joseph Hansen's Groundbreaking Dave Brandstetter Series

"Brandstetter, you see, is a homosexual..A smart, masculine, competent, unapologetic homosexual and ace private investigator."

By Michael Nava | January 13, 2022

Vampire noir came into <br>its own 50 years ago <br>with <em>The Night Stalker</em>

Vampire noir came into
its own 50 years ago
with The Night Stalker

The 70s classic tells of gritty, down-on-his luck reporter Carl Kolchak who finds himself investigating an impossible crime.

By Keith Roysdon | January 13, 2022

The Torso Murderer: Jack the Ripper Wasn't the Only Serial Killer Stalking London in 1888

The Torso Murderer: Jack the Ripper Wasn't the Only Serial Killer Stalking London in 1888

The crimes were gruesome and cruel. And performed in the shadow of Jack the Ripper.

By Laura Joh Rowland | January 13, 2022

Twentysomething Spies: A Rare Breed in the Annals of Espionage Literature

Twentysomething Spies: A Rare Breed in the Annals of Espionage Literature

Charles Cumming on an elusive literary figure, the young spy.

By Charles Cumming | January 13, 2022

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