• Suspense

    The Secret Society I (Almost) Joined

    "Didn’t I want the benefits? Didn’t I want to join?"

    August 22, 2022  By Catherine McKenzie
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    The History of the Florida Everglades Is a History of Crime and Mystery

    T.L. Finlay relays a few sinister stories from this natural marvel.

    August 22, 2022  By T.L. Finlay
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    Why Write About a Place That’s Not On the Map?

    Might it just help us understand what's difficult, complex—incomprehensible?

    August 22, 2022  By Adria Bernardi
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    The Lost History of America's Traveling "Ghost Shows"

    Ghost shows were a hybrid of movie, magic act and séance and they ruled late nights across America

    August 18, 2022  By Keith Roysdon
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    The Freedom to Write Less Likeable Characters in Crime Fiction

    "I love that main characters can behave badly in thrillers, or even be the perpetrator themselves."

    August 18, 2022  By S. C. Lalli
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    You Can't Look Away: On Responsibility and Horror

    What is the responsibility of the author - and the audience - in creating and consuming horror?

    August 16, 2022  By Michael Seidlinger
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    "There's Nothing More Suspenseful Than Real Life"

    Joy Fielding on the craft of psychological suspense.

    August 16, 2022  By Joy Fielding
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    Tamron Hall On Journalism, Missing White Woman Syndrome, and Who Gets to Be The Girl Next Door

    "[M]issing people of color were invisible to those writing and reporting the news."

    August 15, 2022  By Molly Odintz
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    Pages Upon Pages: 5 Favorite Books-Within-Books

    E.G. Scott picks five great novels where the suspense revolves around writing and books.

    August 11, 2022  By E. G. Scott
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    Lisa Jewell: How I Accidentally Wrote a Detective Into My Psychological Thriller

    An author who had quite deliberately kept detectives and police out of her novels finally lets one in.

    August 11, 2022  By Lisa Jewell
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