• Features

    Why Montana Inspires So Many Great Crime Authors

    The big, lonesome state is the perfect setting for crime fiction—and has drawn in some of the genre's greatest talents.

    January 21, 2020  By Chad Dundas
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    Family Annihilation and
    Toxic Masculinity

    Fatal Vision, The Adversary, and the most heinous crime of all

    January 17, 2020  By Ani Katz
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    What Books Would You Most Want To See Transformed into a Film or Series?

    A Political Thriller Writer's On-screen Adaptation Wishlist

    January 17, 2020  By Chris Hauty
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    The Horrors and Ironies of Solovetsky Prison

    Inside the Soviet Union's Worst Gulag

    January 17, 2020  By James L. May
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    The New Gothic: Feminist and Unapologetic

    Tracing the Evolution of Gothic Heroines from the Mid-20th Century to the Present Day Through 7 Novels

    January 17, 2020  By Kim Taylor Blakemore
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    Golden Age Hollywood was Full of Ex-Cons

    On Booth and Tasker, the formerly incarcerated screenwriters who brought authenticity to early Hollywood crime cinema.

    January 16, 2020  By Vince Keenan
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    The Shadowy Noir of the Post-War Thriller

    From the end of the war to the Cuban missile crisis, crime fiction is the perfect space to ponder the long aftermath of WWII.

    January 16, 2020  By M. L. Huie
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    Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen On Writing Together

    The mother and son writing duo talk collaboration, conference calls, and killing off beloved characters.

    January 16, 2020  By Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen
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    10 Novels That Evoke a Childhood of Curiosity and Sleuthing

    Spooky adventures, mischievous tricks, and solving mysteries with your best friends

    January 15, 2020  By Laura Elliot
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    Enough with the superheroes.
    Let's celebrate the new pantheon of difficult women.

    "For female characters, the qualities of being a badass may have become too rote."

    January 15, 2020  By Louisa Luna
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