Presented by Queer Crime Writers, an organization advocating for LGBTQIA+ authors. Where would you like to go this autumn?

Arthur Conan Doyle and Stephen King wrote both novels and short stories, Zora Neale Hurston as well, as did John Steinbeck.

Nosferatu, which I first watched ages ago and am planning to see again on the big screen for Halloween; Le Samouraï, the ...

For nearly ten years I was silenced. I was known only as Jane Doe, working in pharmaceutical sales undercover as whistleblower for the Department of Justice. It was a high-stakes tightrope I was ...

Here are five debut crime novels, thrillers, and mysteries, all worthy of your attention. Enjoy these first forays into the ...

When it comes to true crime, Mark Twain was right: Truth is stranger than fiction. But it’s also more dangerous, and real-life horror stories don’t only spread fear—they can also spread rumors, often ...

On a night in April 1957, the lean Western movie star Randolph Scott attended the Detroit premiere of his new film, The Tall T, based on a story by the bespectacled, crew-cutted young advertising man ...

“Think Downton Abbey meets Sneakers, but in World War II!” That’s how a Hollywood bigwig might pitch the story of Bletchley Park, a remote English country manor stuffed with codebreakers, all laboring ...

Nightclubbing” by David Bowie and Iggy Pop In the summer of 1981 I moved back to New York City after spending three years ...

Twenty years after the job of “detective” was established in Britain, via the Criminal Investigation Division of the New ...

The following is a conversation between translator Lizzie Davis and author Desirée de Fez, as the two discuss bringing de Fez ...

Folk Horror is really having a moment right now, because, honestly, what’s scarier than small towns full of small people?