• Historical

    Joyce Carol Oates on True Crime, Genre, and Writing an Experimental Mystery Novel

    Matthew Turbeville Chats with the Prolific Author about Her New Book "Fox" and More

    August 7, 2025  By Matthew Coleman Turbeville
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    The Man in the Vestibule: Chronicle of a Double Homicide in the Rural South

    Joshua Sharpe on the Initial Horror and Immediate Aftermath of the 1985 Georgia Church Murders

    August 6, 2025  By Joshua Sharpe
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    "Any good story is a mystery": Rhys Bowen on Creating Tension in Historical Fiction

    Letting Readers Search for the Narrative Body That May or May Not Be There

    August 6, 2025  By Rhys Bowen
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    The JFK Assassination: An Enduring American Mystery

    Terrence McCauley on conspiracy, memory, and a tragic event's distinct hold on the American imagination.

    July 17, 2025  By Terrence McCauley
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    Your Queer Crime Summer Reading List

    Check out these novels "if you’d like to imagine a better, more just world and enjoy some phenomenal queer mysteries in the process"

    July 9, 2025  By Katharine Schellman
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    Elly Griffiths on Victorian London, Time Travel, and Her New Mystery, 'The Frozen People'

    A wide-ranging conversation with the bestselling author.

    July 9, 2025  By Alex Dueben
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    London-Set Historical Mysteries

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

    June 26, 2025  By Julia Seales
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    The Enduring Appeal of Fiction Set in the 1920s

    Jenny Adams on a turbulent decade that still resonates with today's readers.

    June 24, 2025  By Jenny Adams
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    Dying on the Stage: Seven Mysteries Set in the Theater

    It's curtains for the characters of these classic novels

    June 23, 2025  By Dianne Freeman
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    Fashion that Slays

    Erica Ridley makes the case for "the world of fashion as a setting rife with inherent danger"

    June 12, 2025  By Erica Ridley
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