Genres

The Thrill of Researching Your Crime Novel

You, too, can travel the world, speak to interesting people, and craft convincing lies about murder and mayhem.

January 12, 2021  By Lee Goldberg
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Every Mystery Writer Knows, You Can Kill Anyone
But The Dog

Sulari Gentill on crime fiction's most unbreakable rule

January 12, 2021  By Sulari Gentill
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The Scorpion’s Tail

Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

"Nora slapped the dust off her jeans with a sinking feeling as she watched Corrie Swanson approach."

January 12, 2021  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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The State of California Crime Fiction: A Roundtable Discussion

California crime writers discuss police, fires, pandemic, proposition politics, and the future of crime fiction.

January 11, 2021  By Lisa Levy
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‘Funny, How?’ Why Comedy is Crucial in Crime Writing

From the earliest days of crime fiction, humor has always been one of the author's most important weapons.

January 11, 2021  By Christopher Fowler
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All Epistolary Novels Are Mysteries

What's more suspenseful than waiting on a letter from someone with a story to tell?

January 11, 2021  By Amy Stewart
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A Short History of Classic TV’s Most Unusual Investigators

In the late Sixties everyone wanted to create a TV detective. But how to make your fictional sleuth stand apart?

January 8, 2021  By Keith Roysdon
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5 Psychological Thrillers You Should Read This January

Domestic entanglements, coastal mansions, and mysterious deaths.

January 8, 2021  By Lisa Levy
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Carolina Garcia-Aguilera: The Woman Who Brought the Cuban-American Experience to Miami Noir

In 1980s Miami, she was a mother of three who wanted to write crime novels. So she got herself a job as a private eye.

January 8, 2021  By Craig Pittman
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The Many and Sometimes Sinister Retellings of Jane Eyre

"Reader, I murdered him."

January 8, 2021  By Rachel Hawkins
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