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Let’s get it out the way up front. George Pelecanos was one of the authors who inspired us to set up Crime Fiction Lover way back in 2011. We were huge fans! The Cut was one of our...
Reading The Blue Flame, the first new crime novel by acclaimed author George Pelecanos since 2018, is like slipping into a comfortable pair of shoes—easy, familiar and you just kno...
Private investigator Derek Strange returns in a riveting drama about revenge, greed, and redemption
The sign outside Derek Strange’s place of business, on 9th and Upshur NW, was constructed in neon tubing and read, “Strange Investigations.” A lump-sum payday on one of his first c...
Zaza’s intriguing noir procedural moves kaleidoscopically, with themes far more provocative than a traditional whodunit. At the center are three police detectives, all in different...
Turn on a television, stroll the bookstore, walk through a movie theater, and you’re bound to see a cop. It doesn’t matter if you’re watching Spider-Man touch base with Jean DeWolf...
If you’re a fan of the private-eye genre—from Sherlock Holmes to Magnum P.I. and Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot—you’re going to want to pick up a copy of The Last Lawman: True St...
I have written two novels, Johnny Careless and One Good Eye. They share two main things in common; both revolve around the adventures of a small-town Chief of Police named Jeep Mul...
Every great action story begins the same way. Someone is in trouble. The clock is running. The police cannot — or will not — solve the problem.Then comes the name.This is not simpl...
This year’s buzzy “A Violent Masterpiece” inverts the genre’s traditional contrast between optimism and despair. Is a hopeful crime novel still a noir?
Gary Phillips has had a long career as a crime writer since he first emerged in the 1990s with the Ivan Monk novels, which have been reprinted in new editions in 2024, and are toda...
“Devil in a Blue Dress” did not make much noise at the box office in 1995. Three decades later, the Denzel Washington thriller has secured a far stronger legacy than its original t...
In a time when conversations around policing, justice, and social tension dominate headlines, “The Guilty” by Rodney Johnson emerges as a powerful and unflinching crime thril...
A gritty, enthralling depiction of life on an Indian reservation, Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden was an excellent book by any measure. Published in 2020, it won an Anth...
The writer has been on a 30-year murder spree—imaginative and imaginary, but oh so successful. Better get up to speed with his work now, because it’s all going Hollywood soon.
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