by Peter Abrahams Confession: If it’s bad then I’m real bad. I’m not talking about the rueful kind of laughter that comes when you read over a passage that you thought was pretty swell during the writing and […]

By C. L . Miller The locked-room mystery has always been crime fiction’s boldest contract with the reader. It promises the impossible —a crime committed where no one could enter or leave — and then […]

By Danielle Girard Thrillers have always evolved alongside whatever keeps us awake at night. In the past, the threats of the day included Cold War spies and serial killers, but these days they’re closer to […]