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Josephine Tey: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics

Josephine Tey: A Crime Reader's Guide to the Classics

Revisiting Mystery's Reluctant Icon

By Neil Nyren | August 17, 2018

A New Vision of a John le Carré Classic

A New Vision of a John le Carré Classic

Artwork Inspired by 'The Spy Who Came in from the Cold'

By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 17, 2018

5 Debut Crime Novels to Read This August

5 Debut Crime Novels to Read This August

August's Best Crime and Mystery Debuts

By CrimeReads | August 16, 2018

Comic Book Legend Paul Levitz Visits the Ghosts of NYC

Comic Book Legend Paul Levitz Visits the Ghosts of NYC

"If you love a place, every time you walk through it you commune with its ghosts."

By Paul Levitz | August 16, 2018

The Rise of the Techno-Thriller

The Rise of the Techno-Thriller

12 Thrillers that Explore The Social and Ethical Issues of Innovation

By Adam Hamdy | August 15, 2018

True Crime Podcasts Take on a Taboo: Violent Children

True Crime Podcasts Take on a Taboo: Violent Children

8 Podcasts That Wade Through a Grim World of Young Criminals

By Emily Stein | August 15, 2018

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Al Capone: Gangster Publicist

By Max Allan Collins and A. Brad Schwartz | August 15, 2018

Crime Fiction in the Scottish
Highlands and Islands

By Paul French | August 14, 2018

The Essential True Crime Books of August

By CrimeReads | August 14, 2018

6 Criminally Under-<br>Appreciated Crime Comedies

6 Criminally Under-
Appreciated Crime Comedies

A Hollywood Insider Rounds Up 6 Films Ready for a Re-Watch

By Howard Michael Gould | August 14, 2018

Crime and Punishment in Shogun Japan

Crime and Punishment in Shogun Japan

On the Legal Structures of the Samurai Era

By Susan Spann | August 13, 2018

True Crime Addicts, Probation Officers, and Best Friends

True Crime Addicts, Probation Officers, and Best Friends

Dispatches from the Far-Flung Crime Community

By Tori Telfer | August 13, 2018

8 Dystopian Thrillers That Conjure the World of Orwell

8 Dystopian Thrillers That Conjure the World of Orwell

"If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—forever.”

By Jay Schiffman | August 13, 2018

The Magic of Longmire Days

The Magic of Longmire Days

Thousands of Readers Make a Summer Pilgrimage to Wyoming. Why?

By Bobbi Neely | August 10, 2018

The Midwestern Crime Scene Is Doing Just Fine, You Betcha

The Midwestern Crime Scene Is Doing Just Fine, You Betcha

We’ll probably kill you in our next book."">"We’re apple-cheeked; we’re adorable.
We’ll probably kill you in our next book."

By Lori Rader-Day | August 10, 2018

Rural Literature Isn't What You Think

Rural Literature Isn't What You Think

David Joy Wants a New Way to Talk About Working Class Fiction

By David Joy | August 10, 2018

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