Ever come across a novel that seemed more like nonfiction and less like reading through an actual true crime case ...

Here & Now 's Scott Tong speaks with our go-to book expert, Traci Thomas of "The Stacks" podcast, about a few of her favorite true-crime books and why the genre is so popular.

Slow Burn logo pinned to cork board (Kelsea Petersen / TODAY Illustration) "Slow Burn" is the perfect podcast for political true crime fans. The series started off its first season investigating ...

It's no secret that we're obsessed with true crime. In recent years, the storytelling genre has dominated television, film, books and perhaps most commonly, podcasts. Many point to the success of ...

The Retrievals,' 'You Didn't See Nothin,' 'The Coldest Case in Laramie,' and more of the best true crime podcasts that kept ... like you’re inside a pop-up book. The story is a mix of true ...

Here are the best true-crime podcasts in 2024 so far ... They are very by the book, and interview experts from the law and order side of things. We may earn commission from links on this page ...

“We were talking about our mutual love of true crime,” is how Adsit put ... They also came up with a logo — a bloody gavel and the podcast’s name set in front of an approximation of ...

Their podcast ... The book is the first in the Say My Name series. DeVanie and Varner hope to write more books in the series to highlight the real victims affected by true crime stories.

On TV, too, streamers have begun to invest heavily in creating true crime shows—often adapted from popular books, podcasts, or documentaries. The Dropout dramatizes the rise and fall of ...