• Genres

    How George V. Higgins Invented the Boston Crime Novel

    On The Friends of Eddie Coyle and the Birth of Boston Noir

    September 18, 2018  By Scott Von Doviak
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    Sara Gran: My Best
    Friends Are Books

    6 Crime Novels That Will Teach You How To Write

    September 18, 2018  By Sara Gran
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    Dark Tide Rising

    Anne Perry

    "Jacob’s Island was a warren that the ordinary Londoner would be utterly lost in, frightened, disoriented, always afraid of the rising tide."

    September 18, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    How Social Media Is Changing the Thriller

    8 Suspense Novels That Use Social Media to Ratchet Up the Tension

    September 17, 2018  By T.M. Logan
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    The Art of Domestic Suspense

    Mary Kubica and Gilly Macmillan on the Genre's Finer Points

    September 17, 2018  By Gilly Macmillan
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    The Power of the
    International Procedural

    Global Crime Fiction Charts the Rise of Authoritarianism

    September 17, 2018  By Tobias Carroll
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    The Ancient Nine

    Ian K. Smith

    "Sports, women, family businesses, ski trips to the Alps, powerful relatives who ran multimillion dollar companies. Who were these guys?"

    September 17, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    Agatha Christie: Hardboiled Philosopher

    20 Noir-to-the-Bone Quotes from the Queen of Crime

    September 14, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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    The Therapist's Couch
    and the Thriller

    Sometimes the Journey Inward Is the Most Dangerous of All

    September 14, 2018  By Elisabeth Norebäck
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    George Pelecanos and the Power of the Prison Library

    The Books and Music that Bring Pelecanos's D.C. to Life

    September 14, 2018  By Jon Michaud
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