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Tracing the Journey of World War II's Stolen and Looted Objects

Tracing the Journey of World War II's Stolen and Looted Objects

Elisabeth Dini on the Decades-Long Legal Battles to Recover Valuables and Heirlooms

By Elisabeth Dini | May 1, 2025

The State of the Mystery, Part 2: Issues, Concerns, and The Long Road Ahead

The State of the Mystery, Part 2: Issues, Concerns, and The Long Road Ahead

Ahead of the Edgar Awards, nominees weigh in on the world of crime writing

By Molly Odintz | May 1, 2025

Here's who should play <br> James Bond Next

Here's who should play
James Bond Next

Our editor Olivia Rutigliano makes a bold casting suggestion.

By Olivia Rutigliano | April 30, 2025

The State of the Mystery, Part 1: Craft Lessons and Favorite Reads

The State of the Mystery, Part 1: Craft Lessons and Favorite Reads

Ahead of the Edgar Awards, nominees weigh in on the world of crime writing

By Molly Odintz | April 30, 2025

Rick Mofina on the Day He Went Inside the Execution Chamber in Huntsville, Texas

Rick Mofina on the Day He Went Inside the Execution Chamber in Huntsville, Texas

"Executions are scheduled for 6 p.m."

By Rick Mofina | April 29, 2025

8 Books That Take You Inside the World of the Super-Rich

8 Books That Take You Inside the World of the Super-Rich

"super-sized wealth brings super-sized problems—nasty power struggles, psychological torment and maybe also a body count."

By Rachel Paris | April 29, 2025

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Why the World of Influencers Is Perfect for a Mystery

By Liann Zhang | April 28, 2025

The Best Psychological Thrillers of April 2025

By Molly Odintz | April 25, 2025

Art Trafficking in the 21st Century and the Fight Against Cultural Plunder

By C. L. Miller | April 24, 2025

The Inheritance We Don’t Choose: Pointe Shoes, Family Secrets, and a Very Lethal Hairbrush

The Inheritance We Don’t Choose: Pointe Shoes, Family Secrets, and a Very Lethal Hairbrush

Nina Laurin on mothers and daughters.

By Nina Laurin | April 24, 2025

In Defense of the<br> Edgelord: On Extreme <br>Horror As Good Politics

In Defense of the
Edgelord: On Extreme
Horror As Good Politics

If a fictional story feels "needlessly cruel" to you, take a look at the world outside

By Alex Gonzalez | April 23, 2025

Incarcerated Women in Fiction

Incarcerated Women in Fiction

Samantha Crewson on the lack of representation in novels, and what it means for our society.

By Samantha Crewson | April 23, 2025

7 Novels Set In <br>Supernatural Hotels

7 Novels Set In
Supernatural Hotels

You can check in, but you will never (want to) leave...

By Molly Odintz | April 22, 2025

Structuring Truth Like Fiction: Building Suspense in Nonfiction Narratives

Structuring Truth Like Fiction: Building Suspense in Nonfiction Narratives

'Writing creative non-fiction requires skilled storytelling techniques as well. It’s not enough to give "just the facts, ma’am."'

By Art Bell | April 18, 2025

7 Terrifying Tales Examining the Nature of Fear Itself

7 Terrifying Tales Examining the Nature of Fear Itself

"The only thing to do with Fear is learn to live with it."

By Nat Cassidy | April 16, 2025

10 Mysteries Set in the Bleak Midwinter

10 Mysteries Set in the Bleak Midwinter

Bailey Seybolt on the power of setting.

By Bailey Seybolt | April 15, 2025

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