The Women Spies of Historical Crime Fiction

The Women Spies of Historical Crime Fiction

10 Female Spies In Historical Mysteries and Thrillers

By Anna Lee Huber | September 25, 2018

A Thriller Author Is Always Looking for the Next Big Threat

A Thriller Author Is Always Looking for the Next Big Threat

Tracking New Risks in a Dangerous World

By Kyle Mills | September 25, 2018

Now Streaming in Crime: September 2018

Now Streaming in Crime: September 2018

A Crime and Mystery Lover's Guide to Streaming Movies

By CrimeReads | September 25, 2018

The Crime Fiction of Marseille

The Crime Fiction of Marseille

Mediterranean Noir in France's Raffish Port City

By Paul French | September 24, 2018

The Murderous Playwrights of <br>Elizabethan England

The Murderous Playwrights of
Elizabethan England

Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Other Badly Behaved Playwrights

By Benet Brandreth | September 24, 2018

What Does Our True Crime Obsession Say About America?

What Does Our True Crime Obsession Say About America?

Two Collectors Talk True Crime And The Nature of Curiosity

By Michael P. Daley and Jack Womack | September 24, 2018

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Eric Ambler: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics

By Neil Nyren | September 21, 2018

The Great Crossover
Crime Novel

By Stuart Turton | September 21, 2018

Immigration Narratives in Crime Fiction

By Aya de Leon | September 21, 2018

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2018: Part 3

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2018: Part 3

75 Crime Novels, Mysteries, and Thrillers to Close Out the Year

By CrimeReads | September 20, 2018

Writing New York City Noir To The Sound of Lou Reed

Writing New York City Noir To The Sound of Lou Reed

Five Albums That Evoke The Gritty Realism of Crime Fiction

By William Boyle | September 20, 2018

Baby's First Mystery Fiction

Baby's First Mystery Fiction

How To Turn Your Child Into A Supervillain...Er...Crime Fiction Fan!

By Molly Odintz | September 19, 2018

Did Nabokov Really Hate Crime Fiction?

Did Nabokov Really Hate Crime Fiction?

That's What He Claimed. But the Record Suggests Otherwise.

By Sarah Weinman | September 19, 2018

When Criminals Solve Crimes

When Criminals Solve Crimes

The Gangster Procedural: Defining a New Sub-Genre

By Ryan Gattis | September 19, 2018

6 Debut Crime Novels To Read This September

6 Debut Crime Novels To Read This September

September's Best Crime and Mystery Debuts

By CrimeReads | September 18, 2018

How George V. Higgins Invented the Boston Crime Novel

How George V. Higgins Invented the Boston Crime Novel

On The Friends of Eddie Coyle and the Birth of Boston Noir

By Scott Von Doviak | September 18, 2018

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