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

Readers Make the Best Sleuths

Readers Make the Best Sleuths

Or, a Welcome Letter from the Editors of CrimeReads

By CrimeReads | March 7, 2018

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

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

Paul Vidich on the Story of His Uncle, Featured in Errol Morris's Wormwood

By Paul Vidich | February 20, 2018

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Psychological Suspense and the #MeToo Movement

Psychological Suspense and the #MeToo Movement

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

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

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

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G is for Gratitude: Remembering <br>Sue Grafton

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How Moroccan Crime Writing Reckons with a Brutal Regime

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

By Paul French | January 8, 2018

Neither Vamp Nor Victim: Sara Paretsky on the Feminist Awakening That Led to V.I. Warshawski

Neither Vamp Nor Victim: Sara Paretsky on the Feminist Awakening That Led to V.I. Warshawski

Fighting for Equality, from a Kansas Campus to the South Side of Chicago

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The Suburban Serial Killer Next Door

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On the Dark, Imagined Secrets of Pittsburgh

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