Research Station Noir: Crime Fiction in Antarctica

Research Station Noir: Crime Fiction in Antarctica

"Crime and the City" visits a vast, frozen land full of competitive researchers cut off from civilization.

By Paul French | January 10, 2022

Seers, Mystics and Scam Artists: Clairvoyants in 20th Century America

Seers, Mystics and Scam Artists: Clairvoyants in 20th Century America

A brief history of a nation that wants to believe.

By Keith Roysdon | January 7, 2022

January's Best Psychological Thrillers

January's Best Psychological Thrillers

Charming enablers, clever maids, and toxic rich people

By Lisa Levy | January 7, 2022

The perfect wedding? Or the perfect murder setting?

The perfect wedding? Or the perfect murder setting?

When a wedding guest is dead, these sleuths find the killer.

By Lynn Cahoon | January 7, 2022

The Most Anticipated Crime Fiction of 2022

The Most Anticipated Crime Fiction of 2022

85+ Crime novels, mysteries, and thrillers to keep you reading all year long.

By Molly Odintz | January 6, 2022

What to Stream This January: Intrigue along the Riviera

What to Stream This January: Intrigue along the Riviera

Being pursued by criminals along the côte sounds like a fine way to spend your time, this winter.

By Olivia Rutigliano | January 6, 2022

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Shop Talk: Peter Swanson on Why He'll Never Outline a Mystery Novel Again

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Domestic Thrillers with Maximum Escapism

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Joanne Harris on how her career as a teacher shaped her career as a writer

Joanne Harris on how her career as a teacher shaped her career as a writer

The legendary author on how writing fiction educates you in making your memories come alive again.

By Joanne Harris | January 5, 2022

On Where We Get Our Ideas

On Where We Get Our Ideas

A Debut Novelist Considers The Many Sources of Creative Inspiration

By Lara Thompson | January 5, 2022

From Romance to Rage

From Romance to Rage

Darby Kane Started Out In Romantic Suspense. Then She Got Angry.

By Darby Kane | January 5, 2022

January's Best New Crime Fiction

January's Best New Crime Fiction

10 crime novels, mysteries, and thrillers to read this January.

By Molly Odintz | January 4, 2022

The Break-In at the Bode Museum and the Case of the Gigantic Gold Coin

The Break-In at the Bode Museum and the Case of the Gigantic Gold Coin

A museum theft that was itself a work of minimalist art

By Stefan Koldehoff and Tobias Timm | January 4, 2022

Getaway Thrillers

Getaway Thrillers

Girls' weekends, destination weddings, and family trips: these vacations start out well, but end in murder.

By Leah Konen | January 4, 2022

Why I Chose To Set My Series in the Gilded Age

Why I Chose To Set My Series in the Gilded Age

Rosemary Simpson on what Gilded Age social problems bring to detective fiction (and what we can learn from them today).

By Rosemary Simpson | January 4, 2022

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