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Juries and Judgement in Hollywood Cinema

Juries and Judgement in Hollywood Cinema

Sometimes, the jury is part of the movie—and sometimes, the viewers are the jury.

By Graham Moore | February 20, 2020

7 Debut Novels You Should Read in February

7 Debut Novels You Should Read in February

Rounding up the best debut fiction in crime, mystery, and thrillers.

By CrimeReads | February 19, 2020

Aberdeen: Granite Noir in the Granite City

Aberdeen: Granite Noir in the Granite City

The rise of crime fiction in Scotland's gritty northeastern city

By Paul French | February 19, 2020

A Modern-Day Explorer, a Costa Rican Jungle, and the Search for a Lost Son

A Modern-Day Explorer, a Costa Rican Jungle, and the Search for a Lost Son

Roman Dial's son hiked into the jungle and never returned. Dial launched an incredible years-long search for answers.

By Roman Dial | February 19, 2020

On Cults, and the <br>Weight of Family

On Cults, and the
Weight of Family

Leaving a cult is hard. It's even harder when the cult is your family.

By Nile Cappello | February 19, 2020

Meg Gardiner and <br>the Midnight Man

Meg Gardiner and
the Midnight Man

The Edgar-winning thriller author talks serial killers, archetypes, Nine Inch Nails, and the city of Los Angeles.

By Molly Odintz | February 18, 2020

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

When the Detective Is Also a Protective Parent

By Heather Chavez | February 18, 2020

Love and Loss in the Time of Swamp Monsters

By Andy Davidson | February 18, 2020

Two Authors Talk Psychological Thrillers, Motherhood, and Maine

By Mary Kubica | February 18, 2020

Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: # 28

Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: # 28

Rebecca (1940)

By Otto Penzler | February 18, 2020

Unreliable Narrators Who Break Every Rule We Thought We Knew

Unreliable Narrators Who Break Every Rule We Thought We Knew

Some narrators go beyond unreliability and change our very conception of narrative storytelling.

By Michael Seidlinger | February 17, 2020

Why Are We Still So Fascinated by Diana Mitford?

Why Are We Still So Fascinated by Diana Mitford?

On our cultural obsession with Diana Mitford, the English aristocrat who went from well-dressed socialite to loathsome fascist.

By Jessica Fellowes | February 17, 2020

Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #29

Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #29

The Big Sleep (1946)

By Otto Penzler | February 17, 2020

A Crime Reader's Antidote to Valentine's Day

A Crime Reader's Antidote to Valentine's Day

12 psychological thrillers to read this Valentine’s Day if you (like me) will be spending the evening at home, alone, drinking wine on the couch, with your cat next to you.

By Molly Odintz | February 14, 2020

True Romance: 7 Noir Love Stories

True Romance: 7 Noir Love Stories

This Valentine's Day, consider some noir counter-programming.

By Nick Kolakowski | February 14, 2020

Violent Delights, Violent Ends: 5 Savage Cinematic Visions of Romeo and Juliet

Violent Delights, Violent Ends: 5 Savage Cinematic Visions of Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare's great romance is also a wickedly violent story of tribalism, vengeance, and blood.

By Zach Vasquez | February 14, 2020

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