Genres

How a Team of Ambitious Crooks in 1960s Montreal Planned the Biggest Bank Heist Anyone Had Ever Seen

In 1961, Montreal was the bank robbery capital of North America. A team of criminals wanted to plan the perfect caper.

March 22, 2023  By Andrew Amelinckx
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Crime Novels Set Against the Backdrop of Reality TV Shows

These books use reality television to parse the difference between appearance and truth.

March 21, 2023  By Molly Odintz
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How Annette Lyon Went From Writing "Sweet Romance" to Suspense

Genre whiplash? Maybe not.

March 21, 2023  By Annette Lyon
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Uncovering the Grave Sins of a Catholic Orphanage in Vermont

A journalist and survivors reckon with a brutal reality.

March 21, 2023  By Christine Kenneally
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Espionage Book Recommendations From a Former CIA Spy

Brittany Butler on spy reads and how they hold up to actual intelligence work.

March 21, 2023  By Brittany Butler
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Elissa Sloan and Jennifer Banash On Celebrity, Myth, and Fiction

The authors of two new books on fame and its discontents talk 21st century culture.

March 20, 2023  By Elissa Sloan and Jennifer Banash
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Anna Biller on Bluebeard, The Love Witch, and Her Suspenseful New Novel

Read an interview with the director and see an exclusive reveal of the cover of Bluebeard's Castle

March 20, 2023  By CrimeReads 
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Aviation Thrillers: Novels That Get the Pressures of Flying Right

Author and pilot Ward Larsen on stories that fly right 

March 17, 2023  By Ward Larsen
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Lisa Levy Signs Off with a Final Column: 5 Psychological Thrillers to Read This Month

Read recklessly, read reverently, read riotously.

March 17, 2023  By Lisa Levy
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Horror Does a Body Good, or, The Story of My Teeth

"Horror understands the space between our selves and our bodies, that detachment, gruesome and addictive, disgusting, beautiful, loving and oh-so-human."

March 17, 2023  By Gerardo Sámano Córdova
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