7 Books on the Dark Side of True Crime
Kate Brody, author of "Rabbit Hole," recommends books that function as correctives to famous true crime narratives
Kate Brody, author of "Rabbit Hole," recommends books that function as correctives to famous true crime narratives
Her novel "Hot Springs Drive" explores lifelong traumas and consequences that linger in the lives of those touched by murder
How a chorus of criticism turned into "Brooklyn Crime Novel"
The songwriter behind The Mountain Goats on turning real-life people into characters and the consequences of storytelling
Novels have been selling us the myth that crimes are mysteries and cops are here to protect us
Asa Yoneda on translating the strangeness of Yukiko Motoya’s ‘The Lonesome Bodybuilder’
Piper Weiss’s “You All Grow Up and Leave Me” tells a crime story from the perspective of a bystander, and showed me how I could do the same
Olivia Kiernan, author of ‘Too Close To Breathe,’ on Irish women writing emerald noir
There are similarities between the arc of the crime narrative and the coming out narrative, says John Copenhaver, author of the new novel ‘Dodging and Burning’
Tod Goldberg’s gangster-turned-rabbi series is the madcap spiritual noir you didn’t know you were looking for