Film & TV

These famous authors didn’t just write spy stories—they lived it.

Best-selling author Jon Land breaks down the genre into 4 killer ingredients.

In Mike Cooper’s thriller “The Downside,” professional thief Finn is fresh out of prison and about to take the biggest job of his life.

How two hard-partying geniuses became Cold War operatives.

This literary love affair has lasted a lifetime.

"The detective must not himself commit the crime."

In Michael Ponsor’s latest legal thriller, Judge Norcross will have to try a difficult case while dealing with personal tragedy.

An Interview with Japanese Shizuko Natsuki, who defied Japanese tradition to become an award-winning mystery writer.

Uncover the dark side of libraries, bookshops, and rare manuscripts.

Bruce Willis stars as a man forced to vigilantism by the murder of his wife.

The Edgar-winning author sets his sights on the American Dream in a powerful thriller of epic proportions.

Get your international crime drama fix.

Get to know the famed mystery author and creator of the Kinsey Millhone series, who delights readers as she writes her way through the alphabet.

John Dickson Carr believes the short story is the natural format for a detective story. Mystery expert Otto Penzler agrees–and names a few of his favorites.

“Survival…is an infinite capacity for suspicion.”

Get even more noir.

Edward Bunker’s life of crime and incarceration strongly influenced both his writing and acting careers.

Jo Nesbø's Harry Hole hits the big screen.

From classics to contemporary crime, we've got the reads worth your cloud space.

Even the Master of Suspense had to draw his inspiration from somewhere.