Under Lockdown with Raymond ChandlerGina Arnold reflects on the genesis of the Raymond Chandler Project....GINA ARNOLDNOIR
From Freedom Fighting to Fiction: A Conversation with Richard O’RaweMatt Ellis interviews former IRA operative Richard O’Rawe about “Northern Heist,” a crime novel inspired by a 2004 Belfast bank robbery....MATT ELLISNOIR
About a Girl: On Sergio Olguín’s “The Foreign Girls”Collin Mitchell reviews “The Foreign Girls,” Argentine writer Sergio Olguín’s latest mystery....COLLIN MITCHELLNOIR
Breaking Free of the Cult of Academia: An Interview With Amy GentryHalley Sutton talks to Amy Gentry about “Bad Habits,” a thriller set in academia....HALLEY SUTTONNOIR
Dead Serious Absurdity: A Conversation with Tod GoldbergIvy Pochoda talks with Tod Goldbery about “The Low Desert,” his new story collection....IVY POCHODANOIR
Vulnerable Outsiders: On D. A. Mishani’s “Three”Alex Genty-Waksberg reviews D. A. Mishani’s “Three,” translated by Jessica Cohen....ALEX GENTY-WAKSBERGAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
A Vision of the End of the World: On Thomas Maltman’s “The Land”Gabino Iglesias reviews Thomas Maltman’s “The Land.”...GABINO IGLESIASNOIR
“Groping in the Dark for Answers”: An Interview with Femi KayodeOyinkan Braithwaite speaks with Femi Kayode about his upcoming debut “Lightseekers” and the inspiration he drew from Nigeria’s social unrest....OYINKAN BRAITHWAITEAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
What Lies Beneath: A Conversation with Victoria GoslingRachel Barenbaum interviews Victoria Gosling about her debut, “Before the Ruins.”...RACHEL BARENBAUMNOIR
Tiptoeing Toward the Very Edge of Believability: An Interview with Kevin BarryDaneet Steffens interviews Irish author Kevin Barry about his new short story collection, “That Old Country Music.”...DANEET STEFFENSFICTIONNOIR
The Ineluctable Agon of Desire: Joyce Carol Oates’s Suspense FictionThe prolific author has produced, sometimes under pseudonyms, a rich harvest of taut, stylish thrillers....ROB LATHAMFICTIONNOIR
Who Chopped Off the Priest’s Nob?Randy Rosenthal reviews “Snow,” John Banville’s first mystery novel under his own name....RANDY ROSENTHALFICTIONNOIR
Deaths of Despair: On Hye-young Pyun’s “The Law of Lines”Tara Cheesman reviews Hye-young Pyun’s “The Law of Lines.”...TARA CHEESMANAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
Closeness and Cruelty: On Tana French’s “The Searcher”Glenn Harper hunts down “The Searcher,” the latest thriller from Tana French....GLENN HARPERAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
Bradbury Noir: The Crimes of a Science Fiction MasterCullen Gallagher investigates “Killer, Come Back to Me: The Crime Stories of Ray Bradbury.”...CULLEN GALLAGHERNOIRSF
Psychopathic High Strangeness: On Jeremy Robert Johnson’s “The Loop”Matt E. Lewis reviews “The Loop” by Jeremy Robert Johnson....MATT E. LEWISNOIRSF
Ghostly Presences in Addis Ababa: A Conversation with Maaza MengisteAn interview with Maaza Mengiste, editor of “Addis Ababa Noir.”...NAOMI ELIASAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
We Don’t Know Anything: On “Growing Things” and the Paul Tremblay MythosGabino Iglesias reviews “Growing Things,” the recently published collection of short stories by Paul Tremblay....GABINO IGLESIASNOIRSF
The Magic of Plot and Catharsis: A Conversation with Smith Henderson and Jon Marc SmithIvy Pochoda interviews writers Smith Henderson and Jon Marc Smith about their novel, “Make Them Cry.”...IVY POCHODANOIR
Contamination: On Qiu Xiaolong’s Inspector Chen MysteriesAlex L. Wang investigates the Inspector Chen series by Qiu Xiaolong....ALEX L. WANGAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
Murder in Kuala LumpurCollin Mitchell reviews “21 Immortals: Inspector Mislan and the Yee Sang Murders” by Rozlan Mohd Noor....COLLIN MITCHELLAROUND THE WORLDNOIR
An Obscure Road to HollywoodA republication of Philippe Garnier’s 1996 book on screenwriters in 1930s Hollywood....WOODY HAUTFILMHISTORYNOIR
Now Is the Time: A Conversation with David Heska Wanbli WeidenDésirée Zamorano interviews David Heska Wanbli Weiden about his new book, “Winter Counts.”...DÉSIRÉE ZAMORANONOIR
The Good and the Bad, the Honest and the Dishonest: A Conversation with Richard Z. SantosAmy Gentry interviews Richard Z. Santos, author of the new books “Trust Me.”...AMY GENTRYNOIR
