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On the many connections between the performing arts and organized crime

On the many connections between the performing arts and organized crime

Morgan Richter reminds us that there’s no business like shady business

By Morgan Richter | August 20, 2025

Clones, Dragons, Time Travel Terror: Five Speculative Fiction Novels with Feminist Themes

Clones, Dragons, Time Travel Terror: Five Speculative Fiction Novels with Feminist Themes

Melissa Pace Recommends Margaret Atwood, Naomi Alderman, Kelly Barnhill, and More

By Melissa Pace | August 20, 2025

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

By CrimeReads | August 18, 2025

The Best Psychological Thrillers of August 2025

The Best Psychological Thrillers of August 2025

Beachy thrillers, gothic families, road trip shenanigans, and speculative mind-bogglers

By Molly Odintz | August 18, 2025

Where Cozies Meet Horror: Auralee Wallace on the Joy of Unexpected Genre Mash-ups

Where Cozies Meet Horror: Auralee Wallace on the Joy of Unexpected Genre Mash-ups

The Author of "The Late-Night Witches" Offers Readers Screams with Hugs

By Auralee Wallace | August 15, 2025

Killings Most Quaint: Lucy Burdette on Why Small Towns Make Irresistible Mystery Settings

Killings Most Quaint: Lucy Burdette on Why Small Towns Make Irresistible Mystery Settings

A Look at the Fictional Locales in Work by Julia Spencer-Fleming, Jenn McKinlay, and Others

By Lucy Burdette | August 14, 2025

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Napster, Blair Witch, Cubicle Chaos: The Early Internet Relics in Jimmy Juliano's New Novel

By Jimmy Juliano | August 13, 2025

Salvage Buds: Four Sci-Fi and Mystery Sleuths Who Would Get Along With Travis McGee

By Tim Chawaga | August 13, 2025

Books for fans of
"Goodbye Earl"

By Katie Collom | August 12, 2025

Never Too Old for Murder: Why an Elderly Woman Character Is the Perfect Serial Killer

Never Too Old for Murder: Why an Elderly Woman Character Is the Perfect Serial Killer

Samantha Downing on Using Ageism and Gendered Assumptions to Hide in Plain Sight

By Samantha Downing | August 12, 2025

LGBTQIA+ Crime Fiction Summer 2025 Reads For Every Reader

LGBTQIA+ Crime Fiction Summer 2025 Reads For Every Reader

Check out these new and upcoming novels from queer writers!

By Queer Crime Writers | August 11, 2025

Justice, Appearances, and Reality: Victor Suthammanont On Crafting a Legal Thriller With No Easy Resolution

Justice, Appearances, and Reality: Victor Suthammanont On Crafting a Legal Thriller With No Easy Resolution

Crime fiction is neat. Real life is messy. And the best novels hit somewhere in between.

By Victor Suthammanont | August 8, 2025

Teaching Daughters to Bite Back—Female Violence as Power in Horror

Teaching Daughters to Bite Back—Female Violence as Power in Horror

"Modern-day horror gives women dimension in a way that we’ve been denied."

By Rachel Eve Moulton | August 8, 2025

Virginia Trench: Elizabeth Holmes Inspired My Debut—But Not In The Way You Think

Virginia Trench: Elizabeth Holmes Inspired My Debut—But Not In The Way You Think

On bad blood, feminist thrillers, and the Holmes Effect

By Virginia Trench | August 8, 2025

Alex Pavesi on the Uncanny Practicality of Setting Crime Novels in the Recent Past

Alex Pavesi on the Uncanny Practicality of Setting Crime Novels in the Recent Past

The Author of "Ink Ribbon Red" Evokes the Dreamlike Unreality of Life in the 1990s

By Alex Pavesi | August 7, 2025

Joyce Carol Oates on True Crime, Genre, and Writing an Experimental Mystery Novel

Joyce Carol Oates on True Crime, Genre, and Writing an Experimental Mystery Novel

Matthew Turbeville Chats with the Prolific Author about Her New Book "Fox" and More

By Matthew Coleman Turbeville | August 7, 2025

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