Dell Mapbacks: A History

Dell Mapbacks: A History

The Art of the Back Cover Murder Mystery

By J. Kingston Pierce | August 2, 2018

Marrakech Noir

Marrakech Noir

How Crime Fiction Came to Morocco's Joyful City

By Yassin Adnan | August 2, 2018

Celebrating Emerging Writers<br> of Color in Mystery

Celebrating Emerging Writers
of Color in Mystery

Sisters in Crime Announces the Eleanor Taylor Bland Award

By Molly Odintz | August 2, 2018

9 Crime Novels You Should Read in August

9 Crime Novels You Should Read in August

The Crime Novels & Mysteries Our Editors Are Reading This Month

By CrimeReads | August 1, 2018

Leopold and Loeb: 90 Years <br>Later, Finding the Truth

Leopold and Loeb: 90 Years
Later, Finding the Truth

Behind the Crime of the Century, a Crime Between Families

By Nina Barrett | August 1, 2018

Discovering Hardboiled Fiction<br> Changed My Life

Discovering Hardboiled Fiction
Changed My Life

On Leaving the Navy and Finding Jim Thompson and Black Lizard

By Jim Ruland | August 1, 2018

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How World War One Gave Rise to the Traditional Mystery

By Christopher Huang | July 31, 2018

Budapest: The Haunted City

By Adam LeBor | July 31, 2018

In an Age of Predators, Seeking Vengeance in Crime Fiction

By Casey Barrett | July 30, 2018

A Manson Family Reader

A Manson Family Reader

Nearly Fifty Years Later, Charles Manson Still Fascinates. Why?

By Wendy Corsi Staub | July 30, 2018

Border Crossings, Hidden Economies, and Life in Exile

Border Crossings, Hidden Economies, and Life in Exile

Sebastian Rotella & Alex Segura on Cross-Cultural Crime Fiction

By Alex Segura | July 30, 2018

Mary Higgins Clark Warned Me to Fear Men, But I Didn't Listen

Mary Higgins Clark Warned Me to Fear Men, But I Didn't Listen

On a Life of Reading and Dealing with Bad Men

By Becca Schuh | July 27, 2018

A Preacher, a Scam, and a Massacre in Brooklyn

A Preacher, a Scam, and a Massacre in Brooklyn

For Years, Women Vanished. A Brooklyn Church Hid the Secret.

By Sarah Weinman | July 26, 2018

The Many Faces of Philip Marlowe

The Many Faces of Philip Marlowe

The Iconic PI Is Revived and Reinterpreted, Again and Again

By J. Kingston Pierce | July 26, 2018

Crime in Closed Societies

Crime in Closed Societies

6 Mysteries That Use Crime Fiction to Explore Little-Known Worlds

By Linda Castillo | July 25, 2018

Borges, Bioy Casares and the Dawn of Argentine Mystery

Borges, Bioy Casares and the Dawn of Argentine Mystery

The Literary Icons Who Brought Detective Fiction to Argentina

By Scott Adlerberg | July 25, 2018

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