• Mystery

    What Life Was Really Like for a Private Detective in the 1970s

    Telephone directories, street maps, pay phones, and CB radios were the tools of the PI trade back in the 1970s.

    August 2, 2021  By James V. Irving
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    Rain City Rediscovered: Why Crime Novelists Are Drawn to Seattle

    Glen Erik Hamilton returns to his hometown of Seattle to find nothing is where he left it.

    July 28, 2021  By Glen Erik Hamilton
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    Where Are the Stay-At-Home Dads of Fiction?

    There are 1.5 million stay-at-home dads in the US. So why are there only a handful to be found in crime novels?

    July 28, 2021  By Brad Parks
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    13 Must-Read Laugh-Out-Loud Mysteries

    "Hilarity ensues. And ensues. And ensues some more."

    July 27, 2021  By Darynda Jones
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    Crime Novels Set on the Greek Islands: Sun, Souvlaki and Sinister Types

    Crime and the City goes island-hopping in search of mystery.

    July 26, 2021  By Paul French
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    A Cozy Mystery Writer on the History of Class and Tea

    Wealthy drawing rooms, middle class parlors, working-class tea houses: on the many ways that the British take their tea.

    July 26, 2021  By Vicki Delany
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    The Imperial Russians Who Defied the Czar For Love

    Even the members of the Romanov family chafed under the heavy-handed rulers of Russia.

    July 26, 2021  By Dianne Freeman
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    Why Do American Crime Writers Love British Manors So Much?

    An intercontinental, cross-generational obsession explained by one of its practitioners.

    July 23, 2021  By Katharine Schellman
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    10 Crime Novels Full of Style, Plot, and Dark Humor

    Samantha Downing on the thrillers that taught her how to write.

    July 22, 2021  By Samantha Downing
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    Villains and Victims: The Role of Animals in Crime Fiction

    Why it's time to do away with literary taboos and confront violence against animals.

    July 22, 2021  By Greg Buchanan
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