The Devil is in the Details (Thomas Harris)

Comfort Food (Rex Stout, Nero Wolfe, and Archie Goodwin)

A Storyteller Who Got the Details Right (Donald E. Westlake)

I Was Looking for Charles Willeford: Nothing Is Inchoate plus two interviews,  Don Herron and Ray Banks. Updated 2020 with a transcription of a 1987 radio interview and commentary by Ray Banks.

The Best of Robert B. Parker

Ah, Treachery! (Ross Thomas)

Come Out of the Darkness Into the Light of Day (Eric Ambler)

Colin Dexter Diary

The Professional (Thomas Perry)

An Unusual Blend of Poetry and Fantasy (RIP Peter Dickinson)

Agatha Christie at 125

Lawrence Block Blindfold Test (and take the test yourself)

Lew Archer at 100

Two Masterpieces by Elmore Leonard

Allan Guthrie on Noir

The Crimes of the Century

This isn’t crime fiction, but still literary:

May I Say That You Bear Out a Deeply Held Conviction of Mine as to the Repetitive Contacts of Certain Individual Souls in the Earthly Lives of Other Individual Souls (Anthony Powell)

And this isn’t about books, but next door:

Marlowe’s Music (the scores for cinematic adaptations of Raymond Chandler)