A look at the true crime genre beyond victim blaming, sensationalizing, and serial killer obsession.
These historical true crime books delve into murder and other crimes from decades and centuries past, and present stories that are stranger than fiction.
Whether you're simply in the mood for something different or can't stomach homicide, it's nice to dive into some true crime books not about murder.
In this newbie's guide to reading true crime, we look at the classics and must-reads, followed by books about the people who work alongside crime.
Ted Bundy's girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer, wrote a book about her life with the serial killer before he was convicted. But why is it so hard to find?
The Victorians were more famous for their love of crime, but the Edwardians were no slouches either! Here are 11 great Edwardian true crime reads!
A list of jaw-dropping books to read with your true crime book club. Including dinosaur fraud, serial killers, Agatha Christie and data hacking.
We've rounded up some of the best nonfiction books for fiction lovers--books that read like fiction, or that tell a story wild enough to feel made up.
Joseph Knox provides fans of noir a true hard-boiled detective while giving true crime fans a brilliant imagining with The Smiling Man.
An unseen investigation by Stieg Larsson, the journalist and author, has come to light and will be revealed in a new true crime book.