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Helena Echlin on Mommy Shaming and Instaperfect Lies

Helena Echlin on Mommy Shaming and Instaperfect Lies

"I’ve come to understand that judging others is a small way to get some power back when you feel powerless."

By Helena Echlin | January 15, 2025

Tech Thrillers

Tech Thrillers "Rooted in the Ever-Mounting Tensions Between Technology and Human Nature."

Sara Sligar looks at the literature of future shock

By Sara Sligar | January 15, 2025

A Brief History of Literary Forgers and Forgery

A Brief History of Literary Forgers and Forgery

Bradford Morrow investigates a world of deception, duplicitousness, and a great deal of skill.

By Bradford Morrow | January 14, 2025

Presume Nothing: Scott Turow on the Rule of Law, Race, and Revisiting Rusty Sabich

Presume Nothing: Scott Turow on the Rule of Law, Race, and Revisiting Rusty Sabich

A wide-ranging conversation with the author of 'Presumed Innocent' and the new 'Presumed Guilty'

By John B. Valeri | January 14, 2025

How To Know If Your Idea Is a Novel or a Screenplay, and Why Thrillers Make Great TV

How To Know If Your Idea Is a Novel or a Screenplay, and Why Thrillers Make Great TV

Sandra Chwialkowska on her career in TV writing and her move to writing a novel.

By Sandra Chwialkowska | January 14, 2025

5 Novels That Make

5 Novels That Make "The Mortifying Ordeal of Being Known" a Reality

Melissa Larsen on intimacy in thrillers.

By Melissa Larsen | January 14, 2025

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5 Compelling Reads for Mystery Romance Lovers

By Lynn Slaughter | January 13, 2025

Trailblazers of Queer Crime Fiction

By Matt Lubbers Moore and Jeffrey Marks | January 13, 2025

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2025

By Molly Odintz | January 10, 2025

Mackenzie Reed: From Writing Songs to Writing Novels

Mackenzie Reed: From Writing Songs to Writing Novels

"Songwriting laid the foundation for me to know how to tell stories."

By Mackenzie Reed | January 10, 2025

Lifting the Blindfold: Tracy Clark on the Line Between Justice and Vengeance

Lifting the Blindfold: Tracy Clark on the Line Between Justice and Vengeance

Clark discusses her ongoing series and writing about Chicago.

By John B. Valeri | January 9, 2025

The Hidden History of Queer 18th Century London

The Hidden History of Queer 18th Century London

On the Georgian Era's 'Molly houses', meant to be safe spaces for gay men, but often enough a target for raids and blackmail

By A.J. West | January 9, 2025

My First Thriller: Kate White

My First Thriller: Kate White

From 'Cosmo' to crime, magazine editor Kate White worked her way up one slice at a time.

By Rick Pullen | January 9, 2025

Alafair Burke: How Social Media Helped Me Be the Real Me

Alafair Burke: How Social Media Helped Me Be the Real Me

"I was still the same person, and yet, at almost forty years old, I felt for the first time like I had finally found my personality."

By Alafair Burke | January 8, 2025

Historical Crime Novels Featuring Agatha Christie Vibes

Historical Crime Novels Featuring Agatha Christie Vibes

Fiona Davis recommends works that "incorporate Christie’s signature moves and...keep you on the edge for the entire ride"

By Fiona Davis | January 8, 2025

Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)

Why We Tell The Same Stories Over and Over Again (And Get Something Different Each Time)

On interpretation, familiarity, and the rich potential waiting in the wings.

By Isa Arsén | January 7, 2025

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