Mysteries set during the weeks leading up to Christmas are some of my favorites, and I know I’m hardly alone in loving a good ...

There were ear-splitting screams. Bites. Lies of all shapes and sizes. Existential crises. And, it goes without saying, a lot ...

I’d heard about the mole people living in the tunnels under Manhattan. But I only thought about them a few times a day, tops.

Paris is so very beautiful that it satisfies something in you that is always hungry in America,” wrote Ernest Hemingway in a ...

In a bizarre turn of events, on Wednesday November 4th, New York City’s Queens Public Library (QPL)  system (which operates ...

They can be cops, like Jo Nesbo’s gruff, go-it-alone Oslo detective Harry Hole, or private eyes, like Mike Hammer, Mickey Spillane’s justice-at-all-costs private eye. On one page, you’ve got Stuart ...

Dublin is a city of many words. Of Nobel prizewinners and pub storytellers, never short of a thing or two to say. From the ...

Jenna Helwig is the author of The Foreign Correspondent, the food director at Real Simple, a five-time cookbook author, a ...

Crime is a subject often synonymous with tragedy, with strife, with human suffering. But sometimes it’s also a little goofy.

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I had finished the third run-through of my closing argument, so I went down to the pond to see how John Petrey, my chief ...

Noir fiction has been defined as a world of cynicism, fatalism, and moral ambiguity. Although it may have originated between ...