Genres

8 Classics of Suspense and Isolation

Islands. Woods. Abandoned Homes—Nothing Yields Suspense Like Isolation.

August 23, 2018  By Eric Rickstad
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Can Crime Fiction Help Combat the Opioid Crisis?

We Need The Power of Literature to Fight Drug-Induced Despair

August 23, 2018  By Julia Keller
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What Makes a True Thriller?

11 Thrillers with One Big Thing in Common: Mortal Danger

August 22, 2018  By Steve Hamilton
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The Night Gertrude Stein Met
Dashiell Hammett

Gertrude Stein's Unlikely Obsession with Detective Fiction

August 22, 2018  By Nathan Ward
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Are Suspense and Romance
Really So Different?

"My favorite romances involve some danger...And my favorite suspense stories tug at the heart."

August 22, 2018  By Victoria Helen Stone
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The Mystery of Three Quarters

Sophie Hannah

"'I must say, I was rather disappointed,’ McCrodden went on. ‘The famous Hercule Poirot, allowing himself to be used for such frivolities.'"

August 22, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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The Most Memorable "Mother Villains" in Literature

Thriller Authors Choose Their Favorite Mother Antihero(ines)

August 21, 2018  By Rea Frey
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Where The Western Meets Crime Fiction

9 Novels That Show Crime and Westerns Aren't So Different

August 21, 2018  By John Larison
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It's Time for Women to Take Over Spy Fiction

Guns, Ego, and Being Told a Genre Is Off Limits

August 21, 2018  By Lea Carpenter
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Pieces of Her

Karin Slaughter

“Don’t talk to the police. Don’t sign a statement. Tell them you can’t remember anything.”

August 21, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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