March's Best Psychological Thrillers

March's Best Psychological Thrillers

5 New Thrillers to Read This Month

By Lisa Levy | March 7, 2019

Why Does It Matter Who Wrote Nancy Drew, Anyway?

Why Does It Matter Who Wrote Nancy Drew, Anyway?

Author as Brand: The Syndicate Behind So Many Classic Series

By Radha Vatsal | March 7, 2019

The Greatest Settings <br>in Gothic Fiction

The Greatest Settings
in Gothic Fiction

5 Iconic Works of Gothic Suspense, 5 Unforgettable Locations

By Craig Russell | March 7, 2019

The New Generation of Drug Traffickers

The New Generation of Drug Traffickers

On the Innovation Age’s First Transnational Criminal Empire

By Elaine Shannon | March 7, 2019

10 Thrillers That Explore Mental Health

10 Thrillers That Explore Mental Health

Insomnia, Instability, & Injury, from Dorothy B. Hughes to Dennis Lehane

By Peter Swanson | March 6, 2019

Greg Iles on Mississippi, Epic Crime & Small-Town Survival

Greg Iles on Mississippi, Epic Crime & Small-Town Survival

The Author Talks Corruption and Compromise

By CrimeReads | March 6, 2019

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

  • Stations
  • West of Loveland
  • Castles: A Fortified History of the World
  • Sweet Pea
  • The Pen: A Human History
  • Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It?
  • Gloria Don't Speak
  • The Heights
  • The King Under the Mountain: In Search of J. R. R. Tolkien
  • Just a Shot Away: Martin Scorsese's Life in Film

Healing Through Writing

By Annie Ward | March 6, 2019

Dog Shows Are the Perfect Setting For Murder Mysteries

By Arlene Kay | March 6, 2019

New Orleans: The Crime Fiction of Carnival

By Dwyer Murphy | March 5, 2019

Screwball Noir: A Hypothetical Film Festival

Screwball Noir: A Hypothetical Film Festival

The Many Road Trips, Romances, and Violent Visions That Make Up a Highly Specialized Genre

By William Boyle | March 5, 2019

A World-Class Crime Collection Goes to Auction

A World-Class Crime Collection Goes to Auction

That First Edition Maltese Falcon Could Finally Be Yours

By Rebecca Rego Barry | March 5, 2019

When Graham Greene Met Ernest Hemingway on the Set of 'Our Man in Havana'

When Graham Greene Met Ernest Hemingway on the Set of 'Our Man in Havana'

Two Literary Icons Met—and Clashed—on the Famous Film Set

By Christopher Hull | March 4, 2019

Writing a Mystery About Mardi Gras Without the Clichés

Writing a Mystery About Mardi Gras Without the Clichés

Never Use Gumbo as a Metaphor. But Don't Miss the Parades.

By Bill Loehfelm | March 4, 2019

7 Thrillers About Losing Our Grip on Reality

7 Thrillers About Losing Our Grip on Reality

When Life Spirals Out Of Control, Turn to a Novel

By Harriet Tyce | March 4, 2019

A Cyber Criminal's Insane Empire of Drugs, Guns & Gold

A Cyber Criminal's Insane Empire of Drugs, Guns & Gold

Evan Ratliff Spent Years Tracking an Elusive, Tech Savvy Kingpin

By Lisa Levy | March 1, 2019

14 Crime Novels to Read This Month

14 Crime Novels to Read This Month

March's Essential Mysteries and Crime Fiction

By CrimeReads | March 1, 2019

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