• Features

    Clarence Cooper, Jr.,
    Lost Poet of Noir

    A Mid-Century African-American Writer Who Captured Life at the Margins

    June 29, 2018  By Domenic Stansberry
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    Borderlands Noir

    20 Crime Novels in Disputed Territories and Divided Cities

    June 28, 2018  By Molly Odintz
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    Reading Kafka's Amerika as a Queer Crime Novel

    A Dissection of Perplexity in Kafka's Queerest Masterpiece

    June 28, 2018  By Ana Simo
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    The Crime Reader's Guide to
    Growing Up Gay in the South

    25 Books, Films, and TV Episodes Featuring Queer Characters So You Never Have To Feel Alone

    June 27, 2018  By Matthew Coleman Turbeville
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    Today's Crime Podcasts Are Documentaries, Evolved

    New Forms for the Most Extreme Human Experiences

    June 27, 2018  By Gregory Rossi
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    Crime and the City: Manchester

    In England's Industrial North, a Thriving Noir Tradition Grows

    June 26, 2018  By Paul French
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    The Best Country Music Is Crime Fiction

    12 Country Classics That Capture the Spirit of Noir

    June 26, 2018  By Mark Billingham
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    Arthur Conan Doyle and the Scottish Dreyfus Affair

    How Conan Doyle Helped Exonerate an Immigrant Everyman, And Why His Story Matters Now, More than Ever

    June 26, 2018  By Margalit Fox
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    Mystery in the Age of Empire

    10 Historical Crime Novels that Explore the Imperialist Project

    June 25, 2018  By Paddy Hirsch
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    Why is Sex So Much Harder To
    Write Than Violence?

    "Believe me, you need to be thick-skinned to write about sex."

    June 25, 2018  By Amanda Robson
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