• Features

    The Great Cold War Thrillers: Tension, Action, and Moral Ambiguity

    "When we look across the Iron curtain we see shadows of ourselves, people almost like us who live in an inverted world."

    July 25, 2019  By Owen Matthews
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    Crime Fiction in the Time of Brexit

    Crime fiction is capturing the bitter comedy of Brexit. Here are five novels of politics on the edge.

    July 25, 2019  By Maggie Gee
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    July's Best International Crime Fiction

    Nordic Noir, Corruption in Rome, and Locked Doors in Japan

    July 24, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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    Far-Flung Thrillers for World Travelers

    A good book makes the best companion for international travel.

    July 24, 2019  By Daniel Nieh
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    The Crime Fiction of Overcoming Self-Doubt

    Because sometimes, our greatest enemies are ourselves....

    July 24, 2019  By Kerry Lonsdale
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    The Art of Setting Your Crime Novel in a Not-So-Distant Past

    How crime authors capture the little details of life in the 1960s, 70s, and other evocative eras of recent history.

    July 24, 2019  By Wendy Corsi Staub
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    Laura Lippman: My 35-Year Love Affair with Marjorie Morningstar

    "To me, it's a unicorn of a book—a so-called women's novel, written by a man, that takes its heroine very seriously."

    July 23, 2019  By Laura Lippman
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    July's Best True Crime Books

    Con Artists, Scandal in Boston, and the Hunt for a Meticulous Serial Killer

    July 23, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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    Raymond Chandler: The Art of Beginning a Crime Story

    The 10 Greatest Opening Paragraphs from a Noir Master

    July 23, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    20 Years of Aimée Leduc

    Cara Black on her long-running detective series, her impeccably dressed detective, and how Paris is always a good idea.

    July 23, 2019  By Molly Odintz
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