• Mystery

    Killing the Rich: Why Privilege Has Always Been at the Heart of the Whodunnit

    Andreina Cordani on why we’re still fascinated by tales of Death at the Manor

    November 9, 2023  By Andreina Cordani
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    Psychology Is Important For Motivation, But Your Characters Need More Than Diagnoses

    "Evil and malice can exist without a backstory or a character-defining pathology. We do stupid shit because we are people, and people do stupid shit."

    November 9, 2023  By Jeremy T. Wilson
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    Six Great Mystery Novels Set in Hotels

    When it comes to murder mystery, it's tough to find a better setting than an old hotel.

    November 8, 2023  By S.K. Golden
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    The Real Life Marital Imbroglio of Ernie Sherry, Son of Crime Writer Edna Sherry

    Edna, Ernie and the Fabulous Baker Girls

    November 3, 2023  By Curtis Evans
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    Confessions of a Serial Anthology Editor

    On the art of assembly and the pleasures of the short form

    November 1, 2023  By Maxim Jakubowski
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    Spooky Shenanigans for Halloween

    Cozy mysteries "to curl up with in front of the fire while you wait for…or hide from…those trick-or-treaters."

    October 31, 2023  By Libby Klein
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    7 Great Mystery Novels Set in Academe

    Stephanie Barron on the body in the (school) library.

    October 27, 2023  By Stephanie Barron
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    Dorothy L. Sayers and the Enduring Legacy of a Marriage of True Minds

    The intellectual relationship between Harriet Vane and Lord Peter Wimsey is at the heart of Sayers' work.

    October 26, 2023  By Amanda Craig
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    Dann McDorman on Exploring Literary Hijinks and Meta Mystery

    The debut author dishes about the process of crafting his infinitely surprising whodunit.

    October 26, 2023  By Jenny Bartoy
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    Finding Inspiration for Metafictional Murder

    Dann McDorman on the classic novels that influenced his new crime novel

    October 24, 2023  By Dann McDormann
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