• Genres

    The Beat Goes On: Michael Connelly on Words, Writers & 'The Waiting'

    A new Ballard and Bosch novel examines L.A.'s most notorious unsolved murder: the Black Dahlia case.

    November 26, 2024  By John B. Valeri
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    Is 'The Penguin' the Bloody, Nihilistic Crime Saga We Need Right Now?

    "Like all other virtues, sincerity is a sham in Gotham City–another costume."

    November 26, 2024  By Hector DeJean
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    Digging Deep, Staying with It: James Sallis on Writing, Reality, and the Danger of Creative Work

    A new collection spans the career of a modern master.

    November 25, 2024  By Nick Kolakowski
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    The 5 Most Chilling Sherlock Holmes Stories That Are Not 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'

    These classic stories of the world’s greatest detective are wrapped in fear and foreboding. No spoilers!

    November 25, 2024  By Ryan Britt
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    7 of Fantasy Fiction's Best Criminals

    W.R. Gorman on fantasy's great criminals and villains.

    November 25, 2024  By W.R. Gorman
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    How 'Outer Banks' Became the New Generation's Hardy Boys

    The teen adventure series leans into a rich literary tradition.

    November 22, 2024  By Keith Roysdon
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    Maddie Day on Crafting Distinctive Settings for Cozy Mysteries

    Readers follow cozy series for the characters and the community—and setting is an integral part of that sense of character

    November 22, 2024  By Maddie Day
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    Researching the Historical Mystery Setting, or, The Importance of a Site Visit

    Exploring your setting IRL is the best way to get the details right—and the local experts on your side

    November 22, 2024  By Clara McKenna
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    10 of the Most Original Murders in Mystery

    Lucy Connelly on the most ingenious and novel killings in a long tradition of (fictional) killings.

    November 21, 2024  By Lucy Connelly
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    The Backlist: Megan Abbott on Noir, Fatalism, and Denis Johnson's 'Angels'

    Megan Abbott and Polly Stewart revisit Johnson's bleak and wild portrait of humanity.

    November 21, 2024  By Polly Stewart
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