Mystery

Jesse Q. Sutanto's Favorite Feel-Good Crime Novels of the Year

It was a very good year for fun suspense and mysteries that can also make you laugh.

March 15, 2023  By Jesse Q. Sutanto
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A Sense of Place and The Weight of History: On Setting and Fiction

"Setting is absolutely key, an extra dimension and a character that changes as much as any other."

March 15, 2023  By Ian Moore
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Crime and the City: Kyoto

In one of the world's most beautiful, ethereal cities, a grand tradition of crime fiction blossoms.

March 13, 2023  By Paul French
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Mysteries Featuring Anonymous Notes As Catalysts

"The typical poison pen letter doesn’t demand money or favors to purchase peace. It exists—at least at first—solely to torment."

March 7, 2023  By Deanna Raybourn
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Cozy Mysteries Set During Wedding Season

"Think of all the juicy conflict that can arise with all the abounding love, high stakes, societal expectations, and melding—and sometimes meddling—families."

March 6, 2023  By Kate Lansing
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If you want to laugh, watch this Mitchell and Webb sketch about inviting Shaggy and Scooby Doo to a party

No one is weirder at a party than those two, apparently.

March 3, 2023  By Olivia Rutigliano
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Expect The Unexpected

R. W. Green reflects on carrying on his beloved friend M. C. Beaton's long-running series.

March 3, 2023  By R. W. Green
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Alex North On the Pleasures of Fictional Forbidden Texts

"It's a familiar and recurring motif in fiction: the search for a work of art that may or may not exist."

March 2, 2023  By Alex North
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How Treme Showed Me How to Write About New Orleans

On the city of New Orleans as character and catalyst.

February 27, 2023  By Veronica G. Henry
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The Sisterhood of Serial Death

Women who kill (and kill again) were once rare in fiction. Not anymore.

February 24, 2023  By Misha Popp
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