Espionage/Thriller

When Presidents Go Sleuthing

23 Classics of Presidential Mysteries and Thrillers

June 4, 2018  By J. Kingston Pierce
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The Pharaoh Key

Preston & Child

"Gideon Crew sat in the fourteenth-floor waiting room of Lewis Conrad, MD, restlessly drumming the tips of his left fingers against the back of his right wrist, waiting to find out whether he would live or die."

June 1, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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The Politics of Crime Fiction

Is Seeking Resolution in Fiction an Inherently Conservative Choice?

May 31, 2018  By Michael Niemann
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Speculative Noir

10 Classic Sci-Fi Thrillers That Tore Down Genre Borders

May 24, 2018  By Claire North
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The Shadow Killer

Arnaldur Indridason

"The woman who found the body was a widow of around fifty called Ólafía."

May 24, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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The Dante Chamber

Matthew Pearl

"He would not be long for this world."

May 22, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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Crime and the City: Lisbon

The Spies, Exiles, and Rebels of Lisbon Crime Fiction

May 21, 2018  By Paul French
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The Story That Refused
to Be a Thriller

When Survival, Not Justice or Revenge, Is the Only Ending

May 18, 2018  By Rahna Reiko Rizzuto
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The Drowning of Holly Roth

50 Years Later, a Spy Novelist's Death Is Still a Mystery

May 17, 2018  By Sarah Weinman
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How to Use Spycraft
to Succeed in the Typing Pool

A Typist's First Day at 60s-Era MI5 (No False Eyelashes Allowed)

May 15, 2018  By Charlotte Bingham
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