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Six Great Thrillers Where Bodies Are Hidden...

...only to be uncovered later… moved to a new spot… or never found at all.

When Multiple Narrators Tell the Story of a Crime

'The position of "hero" is uncertain, and even changeable.'

Marcie Rendon On Writing About An Epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Misogyny is an integral part of cultural erasure. Writing about the epidemic of MMIW must address this essential truth.

The Women Are There: Re-imagining Classic Adventure Novels

Steph Post on the role of women–and the potential for revision–in these classic books.

The Irresistible Draw of Weddings in Cozy Mysteries

"There's always the possibility that not all cozy mystery wedding guests will return home safely and alive."

Six Sci-Fi Thrillers About AI

"While stories with Artificial Intelligence engaged as criminals, detectives, defenders, or victims may not always fit the traditional tropes of the crime genre, the possibilities create amazing thrillers."

The Most Anticipated Crime, Horror, and Mystery Novels of Fall 2024

50+ titles to keep reading through the end of the year

There is Something Female About Being Dead: On Gender and Horror

"The problem is that horror’s understanding of gender is so extremely outdated."

5 Great Psychological Thrillers About Reunions and Old Secrets

Amber and Danielle Brown on a beloved trope.

They Get the Assignment: Alison Gaylin's Favorite Fictional Female Detectives

These PIs move through the world with their own style.

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