Sasha Vasilyuk: To the Insecure ESL Writer I Once Was

Sasha Vasilyuk: To the Insecure ESL Writer I Once Was

On learning English and daring to be a novelist.

By Sasha Vasilyuk | April 24, 2024

The Ripple Effect of Crime

The Ripple Effect of Crime

"Acknowledging these life-changing ripples gives depth to the characters of a story. And in real life, it can help survivors deal with their trauma."

By Karen Rose | April 24, 2024

Kim Sherwood on Women in the World of Bond

Kim Sherwood on Women in the World of Bond

How the women characters in Ian Fleming's work – ‘adventurous, brave, resourceful’ – may just surprise you.

By Kim Sherwood | April 23, 2024

It's Always the Boyfriend: On Domestic Violence and Young Adult Fiction

It's Always the Boyfriend: On Domestic Violence and Young Adult Fiction

How YA thrillers help us understand the high stakes of toxic relationships

By Trish Lundy | April 23, 2024

Small Town, Big Crime

Small Town, Big Crime

Five novels—and one short story—that use a small-town setting to explore complex issues and existential questions

By Samantha Jayne Allen | April 23, 2024

The Heyday of Pulp Fiction

The Heyday of Pulp Fiction

Keith Roysdon on the heroes and villains of American pop culture, introduced to millions of readers in cheap magazines.

By Keith Roysdon | April 22, 2024

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Farewell, Prague: How I Had to Leave the City of Inspiration to Write My Spy Novel

Farewell, Prague: How I Had to Leave the City of Inspiration to Write My Spy Novel

I.S. Berry on expat dreams

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Dying Cities: On the Lone Book of 'Lost' Novelist Elaine Perry

Dying Cities: On the Lone Book of 'Lost' Novelist Elaine Perry

Published in 1990, 'Another Present Era' offered a vision of New York like no other.

By Michael Gonzales | April 18, 2024

Philip Miller On Using Ouija Boards to Fuel Creativity

Philip Miller On Using Ouija Boards to Fuel Creativity

"Ouija boards are a fascinating tool for a mystery novel."

By Philip Miller | April 18, 2024

Heather Graham on Ancient Texts and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

Heather Graham on Ancient Texts and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

The novelist reflects on reaching the end of a series.

By Heather Graham | April 17, 2024

Anthony Horowitz on Giving Himself a New Role in His Latest Mystery

Anthony Horowitz on Giving Himself a New Role in His Latest Mystery

The bestselling author explains why he can't resist upending a formula.

By John B. Valeri | April 16, 2024

On Writing a Book When The World is On Fire

On Writing a Book When The World is On Fire

Sara Koffi on turning to thrillers when justice is missing.

By Sara Koffi | April 16, 2024

Megan Campisi on the Wild Tales of Allan Pinkerton

Megan Campisi on the Wild Tales of Allan Pinkerton

Pinkerton's true crime stories offer a fascinating glimpse into the past.

By Megan Campisi | April 16, 2024

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