• Mystery

    Not Just Fargo: Why Minnesota Makes the Perfect Setting for Crime Fiction

    "Hotdish and hot tempers. The shocking red of blood against flat white snow. Threatening words delivered in a cheery accent"

    September 11, 2024  By Caroline Woods
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    Reinstating Mystery to the Strange Case of Jekyll and Hyde

    The case for considering the classic story as crime fiction

    September 5, 2024  By Tim Major
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    Attica Locke: That’s a Wrap

    With 'Guide Me Home', Attica Locke Concludes Her Highway 59 Series Featuring Texas Ranger Darren Mathews 

    September 3, 2024  By Nancie Clare
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    What is a Screwball Thriller?

    "The exact recipe: one cup of zany, a pinch of parody, a dash of humor, and a quarter cup of thriller."

    September 3, 2024  By Sandra Block
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    Why Our Fascination with Urban Legends Will Never Die

    "What if, just this once, the legend is real?"

    August 30, 2024  By Vincent Ralph
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    Two Sherlockians and a Former Journo Walk into a Zoom Call…

    Nicholas Meyer and Leslie Klinger discuss Meyer’s new 'Sherlock Holmes and the Telegram from Hell.' Nancie Clare listens in and asks one question.

    August 28, 2024  By Nancie Clare
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    On the Trail of The Five Red Herrings, A Sayers Novel That Stands Apart

    Martin Edwards shines a spotlight on a long-neglected but essential text from Dorothy L. Sayers

    August 27, 2024  By Martin Edwards
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    Fiona Barton on Women Journalists in Crime Fiction

    Relentless, ingenious, and sometimes morally murky.

    August 27, 2024  By Fiona Barton
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    Criminally Beautiful: Crime Novels with a Focus on Nature

    "Nature can be a helpful accomplice or a wicked adversary."

    August 23, 2024  By Ayla Rose
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    Ludicrous But Memorable: Agatha Christie’s The Big Four

    Curtis Evans on the least-well-liked of Christie's Poirot novels

    August 22, 2024  By Curtis Evans
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