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10 Slow-Burn Thrillers That Form A Master Class In Suspense

10 Slow-Burn Thrillers That Form A Master Class In Suspense

Slow Reveals, Twists and Turns, and Other Tricks of the Trade

By Charlie Donlea | June 3, 2019

The Million Dollar Princess and the Murder Mystery

The Million Dollar Princess and the Murder Mystery

American Heiresses + British Aristocrats = Recipe for Murder

By Clara McKenna | June 3, 2019

Behind the Scenes of the True Crime Podcasting Boom

Behind the Scenes of the True Crime Podcasting Boom

Talking new seasons, innovative storytelling, and the future of crime podcasts with Wondery's Chief Content Officer, Marshall Lewy.

By Emily Stein | May 31, 2019

Wild Bill, We Hardly Knew Ye

Wild Bill, We Hardly Knew Ye

On Deadwood's real-life origins, legendary figures, and why Wild Bill Hickok had to die so that the town could live.

By Nathan Ward | May 31, 2019

CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of May

CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of May

The Month's Best CrimeReads Features

By CrimeReads | May 31, 2019

Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #53

Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #53

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)

By Otto Penzler | May 30, 2019

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The Best Book Covers of May

By CrimeReads | May 30, 2019

Kazuko Fukuda: The Woman of Seven Faces

By Tori Telfer | May 30, 2019

John Douglas on His Life's Work: Talking with Killers

By Lisa Levy | May 29, 2019

A Literary Journey to the Amazon

A Literary Journey to the Amazon

8 Books That Explore the World's Most Awe-Inspiring Jungle

By Erica Ferencik | May 29, 2019

On Chicago, and the Joys and Agonies of Choosing a Setting for Your Crime Novel

On Chicago, and the Joys and Agonies of Choosing a Setting for Your Crime Novel

Hop off the double decker bus and get lost in the Windy City....

By Tracy Clark | May 29, 2019

Ian Fleming Explains How to Write a Thriller, Circa 1963

Ian Fleming Explains How to Write a Thriller, Circa 1963

Revisiting the Legendary Author's Very Pointed Advice to Writers

By Emily Temple | May 28, 2019

Sara Paretsky Writes What's On Her Mind

Sara Paretsky Writes What's On Her Mind

The Legendary Crime Writer on White Collar Crime, Her Lifelong Activism, and the Importance of a Good Editor

By Lori Rader-Day | May 28, 2019

7 Literary Thrillers To Keep You Reading All Through The Night

7 Literary Thrillers To Keep You Reading All Through The Night

A Sprinkle of Suspense, a Touch of Jeopardy, and a Twist On Top

By J.S. Monroe | May 28, 2019

Are There Any Subjects Too Dark for Crime Fiction?

Are There Any Subjects Too Dark for Crime Fiction?

Crime Authors Debate the Possibilities & Limits of Noir...And Also Dinosaurs

By Hannah Mary McKinnon | May 28, 2019

What Are Criminals 'Supposed' to Look Like?

What Are Criminals 'Supposed' to Look Like?

After a break-in, a crime writer imagines her burglar, and reckons with our cultural notions about good-looking criminals.

By Amy Lloyd | May 28, 2019

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