• Historical

    July's Best International Crime Fiction

    Nordic Noir, Corruption in Rome, and Locked Doors in Japan

    July 24, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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    The Art of Setting Your Crime Novel in a Not-So-Distant Past

    How crime authors capture the little details of life in the 1960s, 70s, and other evocative eras of recent history.

    July 24, 2019  By Wendy Corsi Staub
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    Guilt, Innocence, and Doubt
    in the Historical Crime Novel

    Resolution is overrated. It's time to embrace doubt instead.

    July 16, 2019  By Laura Purcell
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    Havana to Miami: Crime Fiction Across the Straits of Florida

    Leonardo Padura & Alex Segura talk about noir, hometowns, homelands, and how being a crime writer in Cuba has evolved.

    July 15, 2019  By Alex Segura
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    7 'Unlikeable' Women (Characters) You Should Get to Know This Summer

    Pop culture is full of interesting women challenging stereotypes and ridiculous old questions about likeable characters.

    July 10, 2019  By Kristen Lepionka
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    The Wicked Women of 19th Century Fiction

    On the archetypes of female villainy, from “Women on-the-Make” to “Spiteful Shrews and Harridans.”

    July 8, 2019  By Laura L. Sullivan
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    The Most Terrifying Buildings in Literature

    Forget haunted houses—apartments and hotels can be creepy, too.

    July 3, 2019  By Riley Sager
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    In Some Crime Novels, London Is More Than a Setting—It's a Character

    6 Mysteries That Capture the Essence of England's Capital

    July 2, 2019  By Caz Frear
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    A Brief History of the Heroes of Black Pulp

    Finding inspiration and representation in the slam-bang cool of Black Pulp, past & present.

    June 27, 2019  By Michael Gonzales
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    David Morrell: Preparing for Crisis and Finding Inspiration

    The creator of Rambo turns to short stories and the uncanny—and finds inspiration hopping between genres.

    June 27, 2019  By Mark Rubinstein
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