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 […]
From Society Darlings to Social Media Queens: The New Female Antihero by Adriane Leigh For decades, female characters in crime and suspense fiction have been asked to earn forgiveness. If she was ambitious, she had […]
by Will Dean There’s nothing wrong with vanilla, but sometimes you want something different. When people ask me for my top crime and thriller picks, and then they hear my answers, I’m often faced with […]
by Letizia Lorini Romance and murder might seem like an unlikely pairing, but lately they have become a favorite combination for readers craving heat, humor, and suspense all at once. From elite universities to snowed-in […]
By Stacey Lee Isolation is the oldest tool in mystery fiction, and islands offer it in its purest form. Roads either end or circle back on themselves. Ferries run on their own schedules. Help is […]
When The Black Echo was published in 1992, it emerged without the usual fanfare that accompanies a major debut. Yet even before the novel quietly won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel, crime-fiction critics sensed something […]
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