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Lee Child and Paraic O'Donnell on Moral Codes, Punching Nazis, and Human Evolution

Lee Child and Paraic O'Donnell on Moral Codes, Punching Nazis, and Human Evolution

Two authors go deep on the history and significance of Reacher.

By Paraic O'Donnell | January 12, 2021

The Thrill of Researching Your Crime Novel

The Thrill of Researching Your Crime Novel

You, too, can travel the world, speak to interesting people, and craft convincing lies about murder and mayhem.

By Lee Goldberg | January 12, 2021

The Mona Lisa Wasn't Really That Famous Until It Was Stolen in 1911

The Mona Lisa Wasn't Really That Famous Until It Was Stolen in 1911

Sixty detectives hunted for the small painting, which had been swiped by a cunning Italian.

By Olivia Rutigliano | January 12, 2021

Every Mystery Writer Knows, You Can Kill Anyone <br>But The Dog

Every Mystery Writer Knows, You Can Kill Anyone
But The Dog

Sulari Gentill on crime fiction's most unbreakable rule

By Sulari Gentill | January 12, 2021

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

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

By CrimeReads | January 11, 2021

The State of California Crime Fiction: A Roundtable Discussion

The State of California Crime Fiction: A Roundtable Discussion

California crime writers discuss police, fires, pandemic, proposition politics, and the future of crime fiction.

By Lisa Levy | January 11, 2021

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

‘Funny, How?’ Why Comedy is Crucial in Crime Writing

By Christopher Fowler | January 11, 2021

All Epistolary Novels Are Mysteries

By Amy Stewart | January 11, 2021

A Short History of Classic TV’s Most Unusual Investigators

By Keith Roysdon | January 8, 2021

5 Psychological Thrillers You Should Read This January

5 Psychological Thrillers You Should Read This January

Domestic entanglements, coastal mansions, and mysterious deaths.

By Lisa Levy | January 8, 2021

Carolina Garcia-Aguilera: The Woman Who Brought the Cuban-American Experience to Miami Noir

Carolina Garcia-Aguilera: The Woman Who Brought the Cuban-American Experience to Miami Noir

In 1980s Miami, she was a mother of three who wanted to write crime novels. So she got herself a job as a private eye.

By Craig Pittman | January 8, 2021

The Many and Sometimes Sinister Retellings of Jane Eyre

The Many and Sometimes Sinister Retellings of Jane Eyre

"Reader, I murdered him."

By Rachel Hawkins | January 8, 2021

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2021

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2021

89 mysteries, thrillers, and crime novels to get you through the year.

By Molly Odintz | January 7, 2021

My First Thriller: Lawrence Block

My First Thriller: Lawrence Block

Sixty years later, Block says writing midcentury erotica was an "ideal apprenticeship" for a life in crime fiction.

By Rick Pullen | January 7, 2021

Ten Historical Crime Novels That Trace the History of New York City

Ten Historical Crime Novels That Trace the History of New York City

For a richer, darker vision of New York in centuries past, try a historical novel.

By Stacie Murphy | January 7, 2021

Hollywoodland: The Best Neo-Noir You Probably Haven't Seen

Hollywoodland: The Best Neo-Noir You Probably Haven't Seen

Fifty years later, the investigation into the mysterious death of actor George Reeves, TV's Superman, still resonates.

By Sabina Stent | January 7, 2021

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