• Genres

    Greg Iles on Mississippi, Epic Crime & Small-Town Survival

    The Author Talks Corruption and Compromise

    March 6, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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    Healing Through Writing

    Writing to Recover from A Harrowing Accident

    March 6, 2019  By Annie Ward
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    Dog Shows Are the Perfect Setting For Murder Mysteries

    What the American Kennel Club, and its Lunatic Fringe, Taught Me About Crime Fiction

    March 6, 2019  By Arlene Kay
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    The Elephant of Surprise

    Joe R. Lansdale

    "The night was dark, wet, and cold, and the rain was coming down hard."

    March 6, 2019  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    New Orleans: The Crime Fiction of Carnival

    10 Novels, One City, and One Big Holiday Season

    March 5, 2019  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Screwball Noir: A Hypothetical Film Festival

    The Many Road Trips, Romances, and Violent Visions That Make Up a Highly Specialized Genre

    March 5, 2019  By William Boyle
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    A World-Class Crime Collection Goes to Auction

    That First Edition Maltese Falcon Could Finally Be Yours

    March 5, 2019  By Rebecca Rego Barry
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    Run Away

    Harlan Coben

    "When Elena Ramirez limped into the ridiculously large office with the ridiculously over-the-top views, she braced for the inevitable."

    March 5, 2019  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    When Graham Greene Met Ernest Hemingway on the Set of 'Our Man in Havana'

    Two Literary Icons Met—and Clashed—on the Famous Film Set

    March 4, 2019  By Christopher Hull
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    Writing a Mystery About Mardi Gras Without the Clichés

    Never Use Gumbo as a Metaphor. But Don't Miss the Parades.

    March 4, 2019  By Bill Loehfelm
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