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10 Epistolary Thrillers That Let the Evidence Do the Talking

10 Epistolary Thrillers That Let the Evidence Do the Talking

Eva Jurczyk recommends mysteries told in letters, emails, archives, and more

By Eva Jurczyk | October 6, 2026

Katherine Reay on the Enduring Popularity of Golden-Age British Mysteries

Katherine Reay on the Enduring Popularity of Golden-Age British Mysteries

Plus four reading recommendations from the author of The Undercover Bookshop

By Katherine Reay | October 6, 2026

Stages, Museums, Retreats: 5 Horror Novels Set in the Art World

Stages, Museums, Retreats: 5 Horror Novels Set in the Art World

Faith Gladwin recommends Ling Ling Huang, Mona Awad, and more

By Faith Gladwin | October 6, 2026

Prisoner of Love: On Research, Ethics, and Matters of the Heart

Prisoner of Love: On Research, Ethics, and Matters of the Heart

When intimate and private love letters are the only surviving evidence from an old trial, should a researcher include them in their book?

By Jack El-Hai | October 6, 2026

New York City Police Commissioner Teddy Roosevelt's War Against Banana Peels

New York City Police Commissioner Teddy Roosevelt's War Against Banana Peels

Peeling open the story of an unexpected crime wave, via Ephemeral New York

By Olivia Rutigliano | October 5, 2026

Crime and the City: Nairobi

Crime and the City: Nairobi

A crime and mystery reading tour through the capital of Kenya.

By Paul French | October 5, 2026

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By CrimeReads | October 5, 2026

Hank Phillippi Ryan on Endings, Generational Scars, and Secrets in Mysteries

By John B. Valeri | October 5, 2026

9 Suspense Novels with Unforgettable Settings

By Hallie Shepherd | October 2, 2026

The Best Crime Novels, Mysteries, and Thrillers, of the Month: October 2026

The Best Crime Novels, Mysteries, and Thrillers, of the Month: October 2026

Featuring new titles from Michael Connelly, Lyndsay Faye, Elizabeth Hand, T. Geronimo Johnson, Stephen Graham Jones, Elizabeth Kostova, and more

By Molly Odintz | October 2, 2026

Remembering Kevin, the KGB Officer Who Watched Us During a Secret Mission to the USSR

Remembering Kevin, the KGB Officer Who Watched Us During a Secret Mission to the USSR

After watching the new movie 'Mayday', Dr. Merryl Goldberg recalls her own complicated relationship with a KGB minder.

By Dr. Merryl Goldberg | October 2, 2026

Eight of the Best Meta Mysteries

Eight of the Best Meta Mysteries

Knowing, winking, playful mysteries to beguile and delight you!

By Olivia Rutigliano | October 2, 2026

Welcome to The Wiregrass, Where Corruption Is Rampant, Contradictions Abound, and Cynicism Reigns Supreme

Welcome to The Wiregrass, Where Corruption Is Rampant, Contradictions Abound, and Cynicism Reigns Supreme

Matt Kessler on a region "offering a rare glimpse of Southern culture without its veneer of decorum."

By Matt Kessler | October 1, 2026

Two Generations, One Shared Experience: On Incarceration, Redemption, and Family Love

Two Generations, One Shared Experience: On Incarceration, Redemption, and Family Love

Dr. Tonesa Welch, former first lady of the Black Mafia Family, and her son H. Corey Mills on finding trust again through co-writing a memoir

By Dr. Tonesa Welch and H. Corey Mills | October 1, 2026

Dan Warner on A.I., Life as Data, and Depicting Emerging Technologies in Fiction

Dan Warner on A.I., Life as Data, and Depicting Emerging Technologies in Fiction

The author of Wither ponders the "datafication" of the world as his twins sleep

By Dan Warner | October 1, 2026

Sherry Thomas' Favorite Mysteries Set on the South West England Coast

Sherry Thomas' Favorite Mysteries Set on the South West England Coast

A literary tour of the South West Coast Path from the author of The Vanished Sister

By Sherry Thomas | October 1, 2026

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