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Miller's Crossing, 30 Years Later: Revisiting the Coen Bros' Gay Irish Gangster Epic

Miller's Crossing, 30 Years Later: Revisiting the Coen Bros' Gay Irish Gangster Epic

'Miller's Crossing' has always been a Coen outlier. It's easier to see why, and to appreciate its genius, three decades later.

By Zack Budryk | September 22, 2020

The Art of Disappearing

The Art of Disappearing

It’s not illegal to disappear.
But it's hard to vanish in the modern world.

By Rachel Howzell Hall | September 22, 2020

All British People Are Potential Murderers—That's Why We Love Our Mysteries

All British People Are Potential Murderers—That's Why We Love Our Mysteries

"The vicar? Murderer. The elementary school teacher? Murderer. The old lady collecting for charity in the park? Serial killer."

By Richard Osman | September 22, 2020

Craig Johnson on Uniting the Western and the Art Heist Novel

Craig Johnson on Uniting the Western and the Art Heist Novel

How the mystery around a famous saloon painting entered the world of Walt Longmire.

By CrimeReads | September 22, 2020

Let's Talk About Sex in Crime Fiction: A Roundtable Discussion

Let's Talk About Sex in Crime Fiction: A Roundtable Discussion

Who writes it best? How to handle the tension? Crime authors break down the ins and outs of writing and reading about sex.

By Lisa Levy | September 21, 2020

Eight True Crime Podcasts You Should Listen to This Fall

Eight True Crime Podcasts You Should Listen to This Fall

Discover your new audio obsession.

By Lizzy Steiner | September 21, 2020

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10 New Books Coming Out This Week

By CrimeReads | September 21, 2020

A Doctor High on Greed, a Biker Gang High on Opioids, and The Woman Who Paid the Price

By George Anastasia and Ralph Cipriano | September 21, 2020

The Evolution of Joe Lansdale's Hap and Leonard

By Scott Montgomery | September 18, 2020

The FBI, The Second Red Scare, and the Folk Singer Who Cooperated

The FBI, The Second Red Scare, and the Folk Singer Who Cooperated

When the FBI went after musicians with alleged ties to Communism, Burl Ives saved his career by testifying, but at great personal cost.

By Aaron J. Leonard | September 18, 2020

Nine of the Most Unforgettable Antagonists in Fiction

Nine of the Most Unforgettable Antagonists in Fiction

"Antagonists come in many forms: human, animal, natural, supernatural, and sometimes imaginary."

By L.C. Shaw | September 18, 2020

The Power of a Small Town Setting for Murder Mysteries

The Power of a Small Town Setting for Murder Mysteries

All small towns are deeply troubled in their own special way.

By Taylor Hale | September 18, 2020

Gayle Lynds: My First Thriller

Gayle Lynds: My First Thriller

She was told nobody wanted to read spy novels by women. She proved them wrong in a big way.

By Rick Pullen | September 17, 2020

On The Art and Life of Jeffrey Catherine Jones

On The Art and Life of Jeffrey Catherine Jones

In 1970's New York City, Jones and a few artist friends reinvented what comic art could be.

By Michael Gonzales | September 17, 2020

Seven Medical Thrillers That Go Beyond the Emergency Room

Seven Medical Thrillers That Go Beyond the Emergency Room

Pediatricians, epidemiologists, and medical examiners have some pretty exciting jobs, too.

By Joel Shulkin, MD | September 17, 2020

Romance Writing, Historical Cozies, and Drawing a Thread Between Past and Present

Romance Writing, Historical Cozies, and Drawing a Thread Between Past and Present

Historical Details and Human Truths

By Callie Hutton | September 17, 2020

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