• Features

    Stephen King Is Quietly Enthralled By "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"

    The poem that seems to hold a secret to the Stephen King multiverse

    October 4, 2019  By Brenna Ehrlich
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    Who's Missing from the Michelle Carter Documentary? Michelle Carter Herself.

    A new documentary about Michelle Carter demonstrates a still-limited vocabulary when it comes to talking about female criminals and mental health.

    October 4, 2019  By Akanksha Singh
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    Why Fiction is the Perfect Trojan Horse to Discuss Ethical Dilemmas

    "Fiction can Trojan Horse its way into your heart and soul and crack the window wide open."

    October 4, 2019  By Kira Peikoff
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    How Mary Roberts Rinehart, Queen of the Mystery Novel, Was Very Nearly Murdered

    She was the grande dame of American crime fiction, at the height of her powers, when she fell into a murder mystery of her own.

    October 3, 2019  By Sarah Weinman
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    Franz Kafka: Misunderstood Crime Author

    How The Trial upended what we know about crime fiction.

    October 3, 2019  By Peter Steiner
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    A Very Brief History of Forensic Investigation

    What does "forensics" actually mean in real investigative work, anyway?

    October 3, 2019  By Bradley Harper
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    Graham Greene and The Art of the Opening Paragraph

    Ten great opening paragraphs from one iconic author

    October 2, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    From Boston To Cape Cod and Back Again—In Crime Fiction

    Exploring a region's mystery pantheon

    October 2, 2019  By Peter Colt
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    The Green River Killer and Me

    "The man looked like all the men in the cars—he looked ordinary. But ordinary men, I had discovered, could be the most dangerous of all."

    October 2, 2019  By Rene Denfeld
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    Stephen Chbosky on the Essence of Horror

    The author and director explains why returning to horror was like returning to a first love.

    October 2, 2019  By Michael Seidlinger
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