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The Probable and the Personal: How I Grapple With Writing Violent Fiction

The Probable and the Personal: How I Grapple With Writing Violent Fiction

"If I turn my back on the uncomfortable, ignoring the things that ever lurk in the dark, I allow them to move unhindered..."

By James Wade | November 10, 2022

<em>Enola Holmes 2</em> Delivers

Enola Holmes 2 Delivers

With a standout sequel, Sherlock's little sister now has one of the more entertaining franchises in mystery.

By Hector DeJean | November 9, 2022

On Writing Nonfiction About Violence For A Young Adult Audience

On Writing Nonfiction About Violence For A Young Adult Audience

Four pointers to keep in mind for "presenting ugly realities" to young audiences.

By Sarah Miller | November 9, 2022

Murder after Christmas: An Unusual and Amusing Mystery

Murder after Christmas: An Unusual and Amusing Mystery

Martin Edwards on rescuing another classic Golden Age whodunnit from obscurity.

By Martin Edwards | November 9, 2022

A Roundtable Discussion on British Short Horror Fiction

A Roundtable Discussion on British Short Horror Fiction

Contributors to a new anthology weigh in on the horror boom, short form writing, and British literature.

By Molly Odintz | November 9, 2022

Threats Around Every Corner—Or, On The What If Questions of Storytelling

Threats Around Every Corner—Or, On The What If Questions of Storytelling

"My heightened way of being is what drew me to write fiction."

By Lynne Reeves | November 9, 2022

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The Best Robots In Science Fiction

By Lavie Tidhar | November 8, 2022

You Can't Choose Your Family: Five Books Revolving Around Dysfunctional Families

By Lisa Unger | November 8, 2022

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

By CrimeReads | November 7, 2022

Crime Fiction in The Maldives: When Romance and Paradise Turn Bad

Crime Fiction in The Maldives: When Romance and Paradise Turn Bad

Crime and the City visits an island paradise.

By Paul French | November 7, 2022

Adam Oyebanji On His Job In Counterterrorism Finance

Adam Oyebanji On His Job In Counterterrorism Finance

"Suffice it to say that playing hide and seek with a sanctioned person’s assets can get really (and I mean really) complicated."

By Adam Oyebanji | November 7, 2022

A Roundtable Discussion On Christmas Mysteries

A Roundtable Discussion On Christmas Mysteries

Carolyn Haines, David Rosenfelt, and Donna Andrews on capturing the charms of the coziest season.

By CrimeReads | November 7, 2022

The Best Novels of the Month: November 2022

The Best Novels of the Month: November 2022

Featuring new books from Erika T. Wurth, Michael Connelly, Anthony Horowitz, and more.

By CrimeReads | November 4, 2022

Boston's Combat Zone: Why Two Authors Were Drawn to the Same 45 Year-Old Crime

Boston's Combat Zone: Why Two Authors Were Drawn to the Same 45 Year-Old Crime

A 1976 murder captured the interest of two Boston-area authors, who took very different approaches to the story.

By Gabriel Valjan and Jan Brogan | November 4, 2022

Art & Crime: How Much Is It Worth?

Art & Crime: How Much Is It Worth?

Art and crime fiction go hand-in-hand. The reason: that tricky little question of value...

By Kate Belli | November 4, 2022

On Ed Lacy's <em>Room to Swing</em> and Early Representation of Black Sleuths in Crime Fiction

On Ed Lacy's Room to Swing and Early Representation of Black Sleuths in Crime Fiction

Written by a Harlem-based white author, Room to Swing features a Black detective and is an earnest effort infused with the jazzy spirit of the 1950s.

By Leslie S. Klinger | November 4, 2022

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