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Survival, Survivalism, Slaughter: Why Nature and Wilderness Work Well in Crime Fiction

Survival, Survivalism, Slaughter: Why Nature and Wilderness Work Well in Crime Fiction

Sam Wiebe (as Nolan Chase) Explores Gender, Doomsday Prep, and the Links Between Mystery and Nature Writing

By Sam Wiebe | August 26, 2025

Possessed by Possession: Five Novels on the Dark Allure of Our Inner (and Outer) Demons

Possessed by Possession: Five Novels on the Dark Allure of Our Inner (and Outer) Demons

Peter Rosch Recommends Terrifying Tales from Sara Gran, Paul Tremblay, Justin Evans, and More

By Peter Rosch | August 26, 2025

Deadstreaming in Three, Two, One: Sarah Driscoll on Twitch and Social Media's Dark Sides

Deadstreaming in Three, Two, One: Sarah Driscoll on Twitch and Social Media's Dark Sides

The Author of "Shadow Play" Explores Threats in Literature and Life in the Age of Livestreaming

By Sara Driscoll | August 26, 2025

Salad Days and Sleuthing: Five Cozy Stories Shaped by Youth, Innocence, and Vulnerability

Salad Days and Sleuthing: Five Cozy Stories Shaped by Youth, Innocence, and Vulnerability

Ginger Bolton Recommends Mysteries by Amanda Flower, Lynn Cahoon, Uzma Jalaluddin, and Others

By Ginger Bolton | August 26, 2025

10 New Books Out This Week

10 New Books Out This Week

New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

By CrimeReads | August 25, 2025

Eli Cranor Talks Contact Sports, Crime Fiction, and Community

Eli Cranor Talks Contact Sports, Crime Fiction, and Community

Cranor returns to the beloved, brutal world of football in his latest novel, "Mississippi 42"

By Kevin Canfield | August 25, 2025

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Karin Slaughter Is "Writing for Entertainment, But...Firmly Planted in Reality"

By John B. Valeri | August 25, 2025

The Old Man and the Gun is a Happy Memory

By Olivia Rutigliano | August 22, 2025

The Golem of Circuitry: On the Power of Language and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence

By Lyndsay Faye | August 22, 2025

Small Town America: Five Books that Serve Up a Perfect Setting for Murder

Small Town America: Five Books that Serve Up a Perfect Setting for Murder

"[A] closed community is a perfect microcosm of everything that’s good and bad about human beings."

By Vaseem Khan | August 22, 2025

Writing Neurodivergence in Crime Fiction

Writing Neurodivergence in Crime Fiction

Amie Schaumberg on crafting a character whose differences become her greatest strengths

By Amie Schaumberg | August 21, 2025

On Horror, Grief, and the Mothers Who Won’t Hear You

On Horror, Grief, and the Mothers Who Won’t Hear You

Ania Ahlborn on the secret scariest part of the horror story.

By Ania Ahlborn | August 21, 2025

Linda Castillo on Keeping Her Kate Burkholder Series Fresh and Frightening After 17 Books

Linda Castillo on Keeping Her Kate Burkholder Series Fresh and Frightening After 17 Books

John B. Valeri in Conversation with the Author of "Rage" About Character Development, the Amish, and More

By John B. Valeri | August 21, 2025

Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Quentin Tarantino Movie

Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Quentin Tarantino Movie

The legendary director broke down his oeuvre... and the results are exciting.

By Olivia Rutigliano | August 20, 2025

On the many connections between the performing arts and organized crime

On the many connections between the performing arts and organized crime

Morgan Richter reminds us that there’s no business like shady business

By Morgan Richter | August 20, 2025

Clones, Dragons, Time Travel Terror: Five Speculative Fiction Novels with Feminist Themes

Clones, Dragons, Time Travel Terror: Five Speculative Fiction Novels with Feminist Themes

Melissa Pace Recommends Margaret Atwood, Naomi Alderman, Kelly Barnhill, and More

By Melissa Pace | August 20, 2025

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