A Most Influential Spy: Espionage Novels Inspired by Real-Life Operative Kim Philby
When art imitates life.
Classic British Mystery Books Everyone Should Read
Essential reading for mystery bibliophiles.
Is The Pale Blue Eye a True Story?
Your questions—answered.
Getting Down and Dirty in Egypt with the Queen of Crime
Journey to the Ancient World...
This 1903 Spy Novel Became the Blueprint for Espionage Fiction
All about the "murderous renegade" who shaped the spy genre.
There's Death in Store for the Shoppers in These Classic Mystery Novels
Shop till you drop...
Women in Law Enforcement: Mystery Books that Feature the Girls in Blue
Meet the women who paved the way.
All That Glitters: The Golden Age of Detective Fiction
Travel back to an enchanting era of mystery books.
Silver Haired Sleuths: The Best Senior Detectives in Classic Crime
Age is just a number for these intrepid investigators.
Criminal Codes: Ciphers in Classic Mystery Tales
Can you solve the riddles?
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This Prolific Writing Duo Shaped the Evolution of the American Detective Novel
And their books defined a new era of fictional detection.
The Fascinating Life of Mary Roberts Rinehart: The 'American Agatha Christie'
Learn about Rineheart's literary legacy—and books filled with women as tenacious as she was.
These BBC Mystery Series Solidify the Allure of British Television
Enter these worlds of intrigue and charm.
Partners in Crime: These Mystery Authors Teamed Up for Double (or More) the Intrigue
Indulge in the spectacular synergy of creative collaboration.
Come Aboard These Captivating Mysteries Set on Trains
These books really build up steam.
The Prince of Paradox: Inside G.K. Chesterton's Classic Work
From the creation of Father Brown—and beyond.
Riveting Crime Novels That Reimagine William Shakespeare
Let us count the books...
9 Quintessential Short Stories Every Mystery Fan Needs to Read
These classic short mystery stories will keep you guessing while introducing you to beloved authors.
The Best Classic Mystery Sidekicks
Every Sherlock needs their Watson.
John Creasey, Prolific British Crime Author Also Known as "The Fiction Factory"
This classic crime writer is one of the most prolific British crime writers of our time.
