Mariah Fredericks considers the bizarre tale of the New Yorker writer found shot in his apartment. crimereads.com/the-strange-...

Dr. Cristina LePort on medical thrillers. crimereads.com/medical-thri...

Let Miranda Smith guide you through the disturbing world of horror fiction, from movies to books. crimereads.com/book-recs-ba...

"Fiction is the perfect avenue to explore the exceptionalism of the human mind and its ability to evolve, create, survive, and to linger after death." crimereads.com/shaping-conf...

Welcome to the 18th century! crimereads.com/6-historical...

Alex Dueben talks to Lou Berney about his new novel "Crooks.” crimereads.com/lou-berney/

Nicholas Binge asks, what's in a body? crimereads.com/doubles-and-...

Here’s a tongue-in-cheek listicle I wrote of #truecrime pairings w/ literary myth retellings on @crimereads.bsky.social arguing that our worst criminals can’t stack up to mythic rage & opining on if a jury of moms would convict or acquit. Spoiler: beware the Mom Jury. crimereads.com/true-crime-a...

Olivia Rutigliano (@oliviarutigliano.bsky.social) looks at Robert Redford's bank-robbing pseudo-swan-song. crimereads.com/the-old-man-...

True Crime is all Greek to us! @julieberrybooks.bsky.social crimereads.com/true-crime-a...

'Green Bank is the heart of an electromagnetic black hole, a..radio-transmission-free "quiet zone"...' crimereads.com/on-the-appal...

Olivia Rutigliano on the history of British police nicknames. crimereads.com/why-were-bri...

Here are this week's brand-new books! crimereads.com/10-new-books...

“‘The Taking of Pelham One Two Three’ takes place nearly fifty years ago, and yet nothing about its representation of the subway experience feels dated.” crimereads.com/the-ordinary...

"People go missing for all kinds of reasons...In many instances, they are never seen again." crimereads.com/contrary-to-...

How Meg Gardiner got her start! crimereads.com/my-first-thr...

Celebrate the weekend with some new books! crimereads.com/10-new-books...

I was grilled by @crimereads.bsky.social crimereads.com/lou-berney/#...

These works of fiction explore the vast contradictions and extreme hypocrisies of our so-called Age of Enlightenment. crimereads.com/6-historical...

"However far-fetched [stories] may be, they often carry a latent, meaningful truth." crimereads.com/on-legends-t...

The littlest heroes of WWII: crimereads.com/war-pigeons-...

Rick Pullen on how Meg Gardiner got her start! crimereads.com/my-first-thr...

Jack Du Brul: between conducting in-depth research and keeping familiar characters evolving, adding to an iconic series is no mean feat. crimereads.com/jack-du-brul...

Attention, Lou Berney fans! crimereads.com/lou-berney/

YUP! crimereads.com/sara-koffi-b...

Straight-up terrifying: crimereads.com/who-put-bell...

Real life details, ficional crimes. crimereads.com/how-authors-...

Neil Sharpson: "We’re not built for infinite time, just like we’re not built for infinite money. It breaks the brain." crimereads.com/on-finding-c...

Here are this week's new books! crimereads.com/10-new-books...

Olivia Rutigliano prepares a humorous slate of movie trivia for your weekend. crimereads.com/quiz-which-a...

Alyssa Maxwell on capturing the technologies of an unequal and rapidly changing era in historical fiction. crimereads.com/the-gilded-a...

Cranor returns to the beloved, brutal world of football in his latest novel, "Mississippi 42." crimereads.com/eli-cranor-t...

All hail to the king, director extraordinaire, Danny DeVito!!!! crimereads.com/danny-devito...

Boo. crimereads.com/the-uncanny-...

Christina Baker Kline and Anne Burt share what they learned from an unexpected literary partnership. crimereads.com/learning-to-...

"What if instead I wrote a gothic novel that explored another existential threat to women—the fear of aging and irrelevance?" crimereads.com/leigh-stein-...

Alex Dueben talks to Artis Henderson about journalism, conservation, and memoir. crimereads.com/artis-hender...

Keep Labor Day going!!! Put up your feet and watch TV!!! crimereads.com/new-crime-se...

IMPORTANT NEWS: crimereads.com/weve-all-bee...

We love puzzles! crimereads.com/puzzle-me-a-...

A roundtable discussion with the contributors to the new anthology, "Crime Ink: Iconic" crimereads.com/writing-quee...

You're cordially invited to... crimereads.com/marriage-in-...

For @CrimeReads Michael A. Gonzales writes on essays on the Black hand side: true crime, old school New York City memoir, authors, music and films. via @crimereads.bsky.social --photo by Martha Cooper crimereads.com/author/micha...

✨ Peek behind the curtain of Crime Ink: Iconic! ✨ Check out this @crimereads.bsky.social roundtable with Ann Aptaker, Diana DiGangi, Margot Douaihy, Renee James, Ann McMan & Jeffrey Round on the project, the process & finding inspiration in icons. 📖 Link in bio 🔗 bit.ly/4p7Tkj9

Christina Baker Kline and Anne Burt share what they learned from an unexpected literary partnership. crimereads.com/learning-to-...

Leigh Stein: "What if instead I wrote a gothic novel that explored another existential threat to women—the fear of aging and irrelevance?" crimereads.com/leigh-stein-...

Have WE got BOOKS for you! crimereads.com/10-new-books...

WOO HOO!!!!! crimereads.com/wake-up-dead...

These books, rounded up by Daphne Fama, "capture the terror and resilience of those caught in history’s undertow, where survival is an act of defiance." crimereads.com/7-novels-set...

Ken Jaworowski, the author of "What About the Bodies,” discusses the poetry and literary lessons he found in the ring. crimereads.com/boxing-as-cr...