The End of the World is Always About Parents and Children

The End of the World is Always About Parents and Children

"[W]hat better way to test the limits of your zombie-ridden world than to put a family at the centre of it."

By Barnaby Martin | July 1, 2025

5 New Books Coming Out This Week

5 New Books Coming Out This Week

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

By CrimeReads | June 30, 2025

Rainy Noir: The Crime Fiction of Seattle

Rainy Noir: The Crime Fiction of Seattle

Crime and the City goes on a reading tour through a rainy, beautiful metropolis.

By Paul French | June 30, 2025

Why Do Humor and Murder Go Together So Well?

Why Do Humor and Murder Go Together So Well?

Gloria Chao on the lighter side of crime.

By Gloria Chao | June 30, 2025

Tips and Tricks to Cozy Sleuthing

Tips and Tricks to Cozy Sleuthing

"Tip #1 – Never wear your best outfit to go sleuthing. Or heels."

By Lynn Cahoon | June 30, 2025

25 New and Upcoming Horror Novels to Look Out for This Summer (and Beyond)

25 New and Upcoming Horror Novels to Look Out for This Summer (and Beyond)

Gothic sagas, crazed splattergore, hellish journeys, and so many antichrists

By Molly Odintz | June 27, 2025

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The Spooky Femme's Guide to Summer Reading

By Danie Shokoohi | June 27, 2025

The Best Swimming Pools in Crime Movies

By Olivia Rutigliano | June 27, 2025

Re-imagining the American West for Modern Horror Audiences

By Nick Belardes | June 27, 2025

Denis Villeneuve Announced as Director of Next James Bond Film

Denis Villeneuve Announced as Director of Next James Bond Film

We finally have news about the new 007 film!

By Olivia Rutigliano | June 26, 2025

London-Set Historical Mysteries

London-Set Historical Mysteries

"Since the dawn of detective fiction, inspectors have been most at home in London."

By Julia Seales | June 26, 2025

Headless Bodies and Why We're Obsessed With Them

Headless Bodies and Why We're Obsessed With Them

Simon Toyne on the strange allure of stories about severed heads.

By Simon Toyne | June 26, 2025

Amateur Sleuths with Offbeat Jobs

Amateur Sleuths with Offbeat Jobs

Molly MacRae on bookies, booksellers, physics professors, and other non-detective characters who solve crimes

By Molly MacRae | June 26, 2025

Watch the Exclusive New Trailer for <em>Maigret</em> on Masterpiece Mystery

Watch the Exclusive New Trailer for Maigret on Masterpiece Mystery

The great detective lives on in an exciting new television adaptation

By Olivia Rutigliano | June 25, 2025

Wait, What?: Why didn't the spider that bit Peter Parker bite anybody else?

Wait, What?: Why didn't the spider that bit Peter Parker bite anybody else?

Olivia Rutigliano presents a new head-scratcher

By Olivia Rutigliano | June 25, 2025

I Wanted To Write a Crime Novel Set in Paterson, NJ – Nordic Noir Fixed the Path

I Wanted To Write a Crime Novel Set in Paterson, NJ – Nordic Noir Fixed the Path

Melanie Anagnos on finding her New Jersey by way of Scandinavian crime fiction.

By Melanie Anagnos | June 25, 2025

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