Classic Chase Novels and What We Can Learn from Them

Classic Chase Novels and What We Can Learn from Them

10 Great Fugitive Stories that Master Survival and Suspense

By Lou Berney | October 9, 2018

Why Isn't There More Crime <br>Fiction from The Bronx?

Why Isn't There More Crime
Fiction from The Bronx?

Angel Luis Colón on Searching for Noir from His Home Borough

By Angel Luis Colón | October 5, 2018

Crafting the Perfect Sherlock Pastiche

Crafting the Perfect Sherlock Pastiche

7 Mysteries That Infuse An Iconic Character with Humanity

By Sherry Thomas | October 5, 2018

The Women Crime Writers with the Most Film Adaptations

The Women Crime Writers with the Most Film Adaptations

Because Women Have Always Been Crime Writers, And Great Crime Novels Have Always Made For Great Films

By Molly Odintz | October 4, 2018

We Need More Problematic Women in Crime Fiction

We Need More Problematic Women in Crime Fiction

It's Okay to Stop Reading Books with the Same Old Clichés

By S. L. Huang | October 4, 2018

When the Novel Was Dangerous

When the Novel Was Dangerous

Vice or Salvation? Our Views on Fiction Are Always Changing.

By Leo Benedictus | October 4, 2018

Best Reviewed
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  • Fallow
  • Our Noble Selves
  • Redwood: The Untold Story of the Cold War's Most Extraordinary Spy
  • The Newer World
  • End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World
  • Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History
  • Call It Evil: Understanding the Trump Era
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  • The Rouse

Val McDermid Dreams of a
Lost Josephine Tey Mystery

By Val McDermid | October 3, 2018

The Art of the Painstaking Sherlock Recreation

By Rebecca Romney | October 3, 2018

12 Essential Political Scandal Thrillers

By Peter Stone | October 3, 2018

Oleg Gordievsky: The Greatest Spy You've Never Heard Of

Oleg Gordievsky: The Greatest Spy You've Never Heard Of

How a Russian Double Agent Prevented a Nuclear War

By Ben Macintyre | October 3, 2018

Publishing Anthony Bourdain's Last Book

Publishing Anthony Bourdain's Last Book

Bourdain Never Lost His Love of Comics, Literature's Bastard Child

By Karen Berger | October 2, 2018

9 Crime Novels You Should Read in October

9 Crime Novels You Should Read in October

Private Eyes, Fugitives, and Street Food: October's Essential Books

By CrimeReads | October 2, 2018

The Birth of American Detective Fiction

The Birth of American Detective Fiction

The Unlikely Detectives Who Would Launch a Literary Phenomenon

By Leslie S. Klinger | October 2, 2018

Crime Novels Are Better than Travel Guides

Crime Novels Are Better than Travel Guides

7 Books That Show Why Fiction is the Traveler's Best Companion

By Peter Gadol | October 1, 2018

When American Jails Were a <br>Mom-and-Pop Business

When American Jails Were a
Mom-and-Pop Business

In Cold Blood, Sheriff's Wives, and Living Room Jails

By Laurie Loewenstein | October 1, 2018

Familiarity and Foreignness in Crime Fiction

Familiarity and Foreignness in Crime Fiction

English Estates, Ride Shares, and Disrupting the Everyday

By Nic Joseph | October 1, 2018

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