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When Your Fictional Sex Scandal Unfolds In Real Life

When Your Fictional Sex Scandal Unfolds In Real Life

Sarah Vaughan on Britain’s #MeToo Movement and Life Imitating Art

By Sarah Vaughan | March 8, 2018

The Comfort of Crime Novels

The Comfort of Crime Novels

“Crime novels are comforting not in spite of their darkness, but because of it.”

By Emily Winslow | March 8, 2018

Laura Lippman on James M. Cain's Transgressive Noir

Laura Lippman on James M. Cain's Transgressive Noir

Crime Fiction’s Most Reluctant Icon

By Laura Lippman | March 7, 2018

Scott Turow: Trials Are All About Storytelling

Scott Turow: Trials Are All About Storytelling

On War Crimes, Trial Lawyers, and Courtroom Drama

By Mark Rubinstein | March 7, 2018

Jim Crow Stories Made Me Want<br> to Write Spy Fiction

Jim Crow Stories Made Me Want
to Write Spy Fiction

Spy Fiction and the Black American Experience

By Jason Overstreet | March 7, 2018

Fighting Injustice with Fiction

Fighting Injustice with Fiction

The Activism of Ausma Zehanat Khan, On and Off the Page

By Ausma Zehanat Khan | March 7, 2018

Best Reviewed
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Readers Make the Best Sleuths

By CrimeReads | March 7, 2018

When Your 60-Year-Old Family Mystery Shows Up on Netflix

By Paul Vidich | February 20, 2018

Sometimes Writing Feels Like Wandering in the Wilderness

By Nick Petrie | February 6, 2018

How a German Detective Series Becomes an International Hit

How a German Detective Series Becomes an International Hit

The Unlikely Journey of Volker Kutscher's Babylon Berlin

By Paul French | January 30, 2018

5 Crime Must-Reads for February

5 Crime Must-Reads for February

Finished Manuscripts, New Voices, and Writers at the Top of Their Game

By Lisa Levy | January 29, 2018

Is Belfast Still the Most Noir <br>Place on Earth?

Is Belfast Still the Most Noir
Place on Earth?

Crime Fiction Reckons with a Divided City

By Paul French | January 25, 2018

Psychological Suspense and the #MeToo Movement

Psychological Suspense and the #MeToo Movement

Alafair Burke on the Unlikely Timing of Her Book, The Wife

By Lisa Levy | January 23, 2018

The Most Anticipated Crime, Mystery, and Thriller Titles of 2018

The Most Anticipated Crime, Mystery, and Thriller Titles of 2018

From True Crime to Shakespeare Noir, Part One of Our Look at 2018's Darkest Reads

By CrimeReads | January 11, 2018

G is for Gratitude: Remembering <br>Sue Grafton

G is for Gratitude: Remembering
Sue Grafton

She Enriched My Reading Life and Made Me Want to Be a Writer

By Victoria Comella | January 8, 2018

How Moroccan Crime Writing Reckons with a Brutal Regime

How Moroccan Crime Writing Reckons with a Brutal Regime

Looking Beyond Bowles: Youssef Fadel, Abdelilah Hamdouchi, and More

By Paul French | January 8, 2018

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