Items tagged with 'Crime'

Gabriel Hart interviews Gulf Coast Texas writer Kelby Losack, author of "Letting Out the Devils."

Stephen King has written a lot of novels over the past half century. You may have opinions about his best or his worst books. But what about his most underrated? The hidden treasures?

This article identifies the differences between the novel and the series as well as how those choices shape the audience's investment in the narrative.

Why do we root for the criminals and not the snitch? And whose side is the private investigator on?

Roald Dahl is famous for his beloved children's novels, but his forgotten forays into horror and the strange were equally successful.

Is there an ethical line when it comes to incorporating real-life details into fiction? And if so, where does that line exist?

An interview with Jeffery Hess, author of the novels 'Tushhog' and 'Beachhead'.

A guide to writing realistic crime and horror fiction when your manuscript involves blood.

A guide to writing realistic crime and horror fiction when your manuscript is set in the winter.

Barker sets his protagonist down in a world peppered predominantly with men; men who bulge with maleness and refuse to stop spraying their eau de testosterone everywhere.

In an age of emphasis on law enforcement tactics, we take a look at the page to screen evolution of Walt Longmire, with expressed concern for the marshal's cavalier approach to policing.