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.

In 1858, a young novelist in search of a story received a letter from someone claiming to be wrongly incarcerated in a lunatic asylum. Could the novelist, the letter asked, use his legal training to ...

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 ...

There’s a lot of talk going around lately about the casting of the new James Bond. Who will play him… Callum Turner, Jack ...

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

“Murder in Paris ’68 reads like an icy, existential thriller that [Alain] Delon, who died in 2024, might have been proud to ...