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    Robyn Gigl on Writing a Police Procedural with a Trans Protagonist Set in a Red State

    Robyn Gigl on Writing a Police Procedural with a Trans Protagonist Set in a Red State

    Alex Dueben speaks with the author of 'All We Hide'

    By Alex Dueben | August 28, 2026

    Isolation as an Antagonist

    Isolation as an Antagonist

    Why thriller readers love reading about characters who are trapped

    By Holly Craig | August 28, 2026

    Which International Movie Should You Watch This Weekend?

    Which International Movie Should You Watch This Weekend?

    Are you more in the mood for a disturbing Czech portrait or a wild French adventure?

    By Radha Vatsal | August 27, 2026

    Pantser or Plotter: How Poe, Christie, King, and Other Greats Outlined Their Mysteries

    Pantser or Plotter: How Poe, Christie, King, and Other Greats Outlined Their Mysteries

    JJ Unthank explores the craft inclinations of crime writers past and present

    By J.J. Unthank | August 27, 2026

    The Best Psychological Thrillers of the Month: August 2026

    The Best Psychological Thrillers of the Month: August 2026

    Family impostors, shocking reversals, revisited crimes, and nasty surprises

    By Molly Odintz | August 27, 2026

    5 Novels That Explore and Expand the Possibilities of Women’s Crime Fiction

    5 Novels That Explore and Expand the Possibilities of Women’s Crime Fiction

    Libby Klein recommends books (including one wild card) at the intersection of gender and genre

    By Libby Klein | August 27, 2026

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    Clare Edge on Using Small Town Settings to Create Locked Room Mysteries

    By Clare Edge | August 27, 2026

    7 Great Horror Novels Set in the American South

    By Del Sandeen | August 27, 2026

    How Anthony Franze Became Alex Finlay, and How a Rebrand Birthed a Bestselling Author

    By Rick Pullen | August 26, 2026

    "A woman's weapon": Maria Malone on the Tropes and Truths of Female Poisoners

    The author of Killing in the Countryside explores the complex history and portrayals of women who wield toxins

    By Maria Malone | August 26, 2026

    The Most Powerful Question in Any Mystery

    The Most Powerful Question in Any Mystery

    The author of Storm Damage ponders the narrative power of moral dilemmas

    By Terry R. Bacon | August 26, 2026

    Megan Tusing on the Art of Audiobook Narration

    Megan Tusing on the Art of Audiobook Narration

    Author Lauren Reding talks with the narrator of her debut thriller's audiobook.

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    The Demystification of the Giant Monster: A Brief History of Giant Fictional Behemoths

    The Demystification of the Giant Monster: A Brief History of Giant Fictional Behemoths

    "[A] creature, maybe out of time or space but certainly out of place, stumbles upon human civilization. And a monster is a fantastic thing, so of course some people want to own it once they see it in all its glory."

    By W.H. Chizmar | August 25, 2026

    Who Cares Whodunit: Paraic O'Donnell on What Matters More Than Revealing a Story's Killer

    Who Cares Whodunit: Paraic O'Donnell on What Matters More Than Revealing a Story's Killer

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    By Paraic O'Donnell | August 25, 2026

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    5 Mysteries That Blend Coziness, Horror, and Romance

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    J.T. Ellison on Fear, Vulnerability, and the Deep Potential of Domestic Suspense

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