• Features

    The Master Thieves of 1970s Crime Fiction

    In the gritty Seventies, cities were in decline, police forces grappled with corruption, and crime authors turned to the thieves.

    January 23, 2020  By Nathan Nance
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    Your Guide to Not Getting Murdered in a Quaint English Village

    You stay away from the village fete, do you understand?

    January 23, 2020  By Maureen Johnson
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    Announcing the 2020 Edgar Award Nominations

    The Mystery Writers of America celebrate the genre's best.

    January 22, 2020  By CrimeReads 
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    No Such Thing As a Nice Guy: Reading Andrea Dworkin and Watching You

    Joe isn't a serial killer. He's a batterer. And his reform is just part of the cycle of abuse.

    January 22, 2020  By Torrey Crim
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    When Murder Is a Family Affair

    5 novels that explore the deeply unsettling psychological terrain of families that kill.

    January 22, 2020  By Tiffany Tsao
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    How to Write a Character with Dissociative Disorder When You Have Dissociative Disorder

    On Writing Trauma and Healing Through Fiction

    January 22, 2020  By L.A. Villafane
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    In Praise of the Richly Detailed Historical Crime Novel

    Celebrating historical mysteries that get the details right.

    January 22, 2020  By Burt Solomon
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    Hostile Work Environment: Women in Today's Thrillers

    The office is the pivotal new terrain for thrillers and gothic fiction.

    January 21, 2020  By Lisa Levy
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    Death By Audio

    10 Books About the Mysterious World of Audiophiles

    January 21, 2020  By Luke Geddes
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    Searching for a Los Angeles Cop Novel of My Own

    L.A. is a city of iconic crime novels. Lee Goldberg went searching for new terrain.

    January 21, 2020  By Lee Goldberg
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