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Crimen Latino: Latin Crime Fiction Is the Genre’s New Wave

Crimen Latino: Latin Crime Fiction Is the Genre’s New Wave

The new noir moves between borders, languages, and cultures.

By Gabino Iglesias | November 15, 2019

25 Years Later, Reconsidering the Fallout from <em>Heavenly Creatures</em>

25 Years Later, Reconsidering the Fallout from Heavenly Creatures

A real-life story of love, coming-of-age, murder, film adaptation, and pseudonymous crime writing.

By Nile Cappello | November 15, 2019

Richard Jewell and the Night of the Atlanta Olympics Bombing

Richard Jewell and the Night of the Atlanta Olympics Bombing

He was working as a security guard for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. One night, he found a bomb. His life would never be the same.

By Kent Alexander and Kevin Salwen | November 15, 2019

The Playboy and the Publisher: A Murder Story

The Playboy and the Publisher: A Murder Story

The tragic tale of Willoughby Sharp, dilettante Golden Age crime writer, and Claude Kendall, his golden boy publisher

By Curtis Evans | November 14, 2019

Paul Tremblay on the Absurdities of Modern Life

Paul Tremblay on the Absurdities of Modern Life

The cult horror writer talks crime fiction, narcolepsy, and why the world needs a YA novel about Charles Manson

By Max Booth III | November 14, 2019

Victorian Mystery Novels Set Around the World—Yes, That's Right, Outside England

Victorian Mystery Novels Set Around the World—Yes, That's Right, Outside England

Japan, Russia, Brazil...Victorian-era historical fiction is so much more than London streets and British Empire.

By Will Thomas | November 14, 2019

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Brooklyn Bad Boyz:
The Night I Was Shot

By Michael Gonzales | November 13, 2019

Femmes Fatales
and the Shattering of the
Capitalist Dream

By Nick Kolakowski | November 13, 2019

Let's Celebrate Some Rising Crime Authors with Two Books Under Their Belts

By Lisa Levy | November 13, 2019

The Most Terrifying Home Invasions in Fiction

The Most Terrifying Home Invasions in Fiction

The call is coming from inside the house.

By Michael Seidlinger | November 12, 2019

When You Write Your Worst Fears in Your Novel—And Then They Come True

When You Write Your Worst Fears in Your Novel—And Then They Come True

When fictional tragedies materialize in real-life.

By Amber Cowie | November 12, 2019

Escape from Berlin! <br>Zookeeper Edition

Escape from Berlin!
Zookeeper Edition

Gerd Morgen wanted out from East Germany—so he hatched an ingenious plan to stow away with a moose on its way to the West.

By J.W. Mohnhaupt | November 12, 2019

Martha Grimes Has Plenty of Style

Martha Grimes Has Plenty of Style

The author of the acclaimed Richard Jury series on craft, human kindness, and our changing world.

By Molly Odintz | November 11, 2019

5 International Crime Novels To Read This November

5 International Crime Novels To Read This November

Istanbul Blues, Mumbai Pranksters, and Hungarian Noir

By CrimeReads | November 11, 2019

The Adventures of Eugene Bullard: History's First African-American Fighter Pilot

The Adventures of Eugene Bullard: History's First African-American Fighter Pilot

He was a boxer, a wanderer, and a Foreign Legion volunteer. In 1917, he went up against the dreaded Red Baron's Flying Circus.

By Phil Keith and Tom Clavin | November 11, 2019

Six Mafia Classics You Won't Want to Miss

Six Mafia Classics You Won't Want to Miss

Leave the Gun, Take the Reading List

By Sean Rea | November 11, 2019

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