• YA

    Liz Lawson and Kathleen Glasgow On Crafting YA Mysteries

    Two co-authors talk young adult fiction and the art of plotting.

    June 12, 2023  By Liz Lawson and Kathleen Glasgow
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    7 YA Books That Explore the Struggle Between the Haves and Have-Nots

    Or, inequality kills...

    May 16, 2023  By Jen Wilde
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    Whodunnits With a Killer Twist

    These novels will leave with you a feeling of "What just happened?"

    May 11, 2023  By Gabriella Lepore
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    Patricia Ward On Writing About Violence And Growing Up Amidst Civil War

    "I was growing up in an oppressive, terrifying situation, and it went on for years..."

    April 24, 2023  By Patricia Ward
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    The Case for More Bloodthirsty Women in Literature

    Horror has found a new final girl, but this time, she’s the one you need to fear.

    April 7, 2023  By Suzanne Young
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    All in the Family: On the Mesmerizing Subgenre of Familial Crimes

    Or, six novels featuring skeletons that refuse to stay in the closet.

    March 14, 2023  By Katherine Higgs-Coulthard
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    John Rechy Remembers His Friend, Writer Henry Turner

    The Edgar and Anthony-nominated author lives on in his vivid characters and lyrical prose.

    March 10, 2023  By John Rechy
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    Setting and Psyche: Using Unsettling Landscapes to Explore Human Darkness

    "Place makes us in ways both big and small—it shapes our language, our occupations, the pace at which we live."

    March 10, 2023  By Erica Waters
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    We Got the Guy … Now What? A Look at Community Responses to Crime In Fiction

    Charlene Allen on novels that "highlight the community’s role in responding to crime where institutions fall short"

    March 9, 2023  By Charlene Allen
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    Hard-hitting Thrillers: Mysteries and Emotional Revelation

    "I love the idea of the thriller as a metaphor for the unknown within ourselves"

    March 7, 2023  By Sarah Lyu
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