'Pushing Daisies' brings new life to procedural whodunits
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The oddball premise, about a man who brings murder victims back to life, has generated buzz.
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Prosecutors have sought a new capital murder trial after a manâs conviction was overturned by DNA evidence.
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The creator of the hugely successful "CSI" franchise has joined forces ...
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New instructions aimed at ending murder trial deadlock.
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CBS crime drama CSI:NY beats its NBC rival Law and Order as the US autumn season kicks off.
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The forensic science of processing and identifying the dead
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The producers of Lost have discovered yet another way to   add mystery to the already inscrutable show: By hiring actors no one's   heard of.
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The names of the characters have also changed.
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LOS ANGELES  - Detective Michael Raines sees dead people, which, you're probably thinking, isn't that much of a gimmick on TV these days. Dead people have been ratting out criminals to Allison Dubois on "Medium" for a few years, and Melinda Gordon of "Ghost Whisperer" also has weekly conversations with spooks.
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The surreal and the subtle intrigue South African writer Mary Watson. In exploring those qualities in her fiction, she gives a fresh perspective on the brutality of apartheid.
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Short stories these days are often less formulaic than they used to be, as a new anthology demonstrates.
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By Ted Cox  It's going to be a tense time for TV viewers this fall. Inspired by the success of Fox's "24," the major broadcast networks are releasing several new thriller series intended to keep people gripping the arms of their chairs - and their hands off the remote control.
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In CBS's procedural crime show, F.B.I. agents use mathematical equations the way CSI investigators rely on forensic science.
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Daniel Mason: The story behind "The Piano Tuner," Daniel Mason's debut novel, has become, in itself, the stuff of fiction.
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The fall season is unusually rich in new plays by American writers.
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Spike TV is turning to  crime with a reality show in which amateur detectives try to  solve real-life homicides.
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Thinking about killing someone and can't  figure out how to finish the job and make crime pay? It's the  kind of stuff that keeps crime fiction writers awake at night.