• Mystery

    Stories that Twist the Bounds of Genre

    Sometimes, the books that are the hardest to shelve are the easiest to love

    November 1, 2024  By Olivia Blacke
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    Felix Francis: How to Make a Killing Owning Racehorses

    The author breaks down the evolving finances of horse racing.

    October 30, 2024  By Felix Francis
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    Patricia Cornwell on What's to Come for Her Iconic Character, Kay Scarpetta

    Thirty-four years, twenty-seven books, and still so much to write.

    October 25, 2024  By John B. Valeri
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    Snowed in and SOL: Six Chilly 'And Then There Were None' Inspired Thrillers Perfect for Winter

    Alexa Donne on a favorite mystery formula.

    October 24, 2024  By Alexa Donne
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    It Takes a Village (To Solve a Murder)

     Will Ferguson and Ian Ferguson on archetypes, story requirements and people they've met. 

    October 24, 2024  By Will Ferguson and Ian Ferguson
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    How Writing a Novel Helped One Writer Capture a Changing Dublin

    30 years after moving to Ireland, Jenny Wilson O'Rallaghallaigh found new understanding of her adopted nation's dramatic evolution

    October 24, 2024  By Jenny Wilson O'Raghallaigh
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    Argh! True Crime Stories of Porch Piracy

    Kate Carlisle rounds up the most brazen tales of real life package thieves

    October 23, 2024  By Kate Carlisle
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    The Birth of Miss Marple—the Perpetual Spinster Detective at the Heart of Agatha Christie's Works

    Mark Aldridge on the creation of an iconic character.

    October 22, 2024  By Mark Aldridge
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    Quiz: Can You Identify These Last Lines of Classic Mystery and Crime Novels?

    How well do you remember these famous final sentences?

    October 17, 2024  By Olivia Rutigliano
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    Giving a French Twist to a Classic American Archetype

    How A British author came to write a French district attorney, or, "juge d'instruction"

    October 16, 2024  By Ian Moore
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