Noir/Hardboiled

The Evolution of
Hap and Leonard

Joe Lansdale on the Social Issues Infusing a Beloved Series

April 25, 2018  By Scott Montgomery
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Grit Lit: An American
Phenomenon Goes Global

Steph Post and Robert Parker on Grit Lit's Universal Appeal

April 24, 2018  By Steph Post
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Diplomacy Noir

The Diplomat Detective, from Graham Greene to Javier Marías

April 23, 2018  By Dwyer Murphy
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Towards a History of Mediterranean Noir

3,000 Years of Sunbaked Noir, from Cain to Camus to Khadra

April 20, 2018  By Sandro Ferri
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South Africa's Farm Murders
Come to Crime Fiction

Karin Brynard on Shifting Violence in Post-Apartheid South Africa

April 19, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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26 Crime Writing Poets

Celebrating the Great Tradition of Poet Crime Authors

April 18, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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Noir

Christopher Moore

"“Dog pizza,” said Sal, first thing when I walked in. He was wearing a black apron, a bow tie, and a white shirt with garters on the sleeves, looking like the type of bartender who gets shot in westerns."

April 17, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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A Haunting New Vision of
'Strangers on a Train'

An Illustrated Look at Patricia Highsmith's Classic Noir

April 16, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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A Perfect Shot

Robin Yocum

"Tony DeMarco made a handsome living selling drugs, breaking bones, and, when the opportunity pre­sented itself, sending a .22-caliber bullet ricocheting off the inside of a mark’s skull."

April 16, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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In Tehran, Noir Is a
Political Act

Writing Crime Fiction in Post Revolution Iran

April 12, 2018  By Salar Abdoh
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