- “Dead Man’s Wire: The Justice of the Spectacle” by Efe Teksoy
- “Hope Diamond” by Charles Rammelkamp
- “Pi AI” by Matthew Sorrento
- “Desire Goes Off the Rails: Youssef Chahine’s Cairo Station (1958, Egypt)” by Anees Aref
- RFO Editor to Introduce a Screening of The Burglar at The Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville, PA
- Howard A. Rodman Book Tour: 5/19-7/19
- “The Endearing and the Enduring: On The Companion Guide to The Godfather Trilogy” by William Blick
- “Nearing Woods Hole: From Silver Moon Rising” by A. M. Potter
- RFO Editor Matthew Sorrento in Conversation with Novelist Jacinda Townsend, 4/3/26, Inkwood Books, Haddonfield
- “On the Mean Streets of Tulsa: FX’s The Lowdown” by Anees Aref
- Percival Everett, Author of Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novel James and the Thriller The Trees, to Appear at Rutgers University-Camden
- “Guts, Grit, and Glorious Pulp: Edward S. Aarons’ Death in a Lighthouse and Murder Money” by William Blick
- “American Psychos” by Vince A. Liaguno
- Preview: “Home Invasion Horrors” by William Blick
- Preview: “from Build My Gallows High to Out of the Past” by Jeremy Carr
- “The Brass Ring” by Lance Mason
- “Something as Big as the Moon: from The Moon Has Fallen into a Well” by Vincent Czyz
- “Vivid Evocations and Deadly Revelations: Manhattan Death Ballad” by WIlliam Blick
- “Keeping the Flame Alive: Dan Bronson’s Shout at the Devil” by WIlliam Blick
- “From Hollywood to Chicago” by Stone Wallace
- “Shadows in the Sunlight: On the Noir Western” by Anees Aref
- “The Length of Days—One: A Simple Routine” by Lynn Kostoff
- “Some Mismanaged Business: Raymond Chandler’s Trouble Is My Business” by Brian Greene
- “Confounded: Crime Scene Notes” by Gary D. Rhodes
- Jose Luis Torres II on City of Honor
- “Murder, Mayhem, and Music: 120 Murders” by William Blick
- “The Postwar Noirs of Carol Reed” by Anees Aref
- “An Auteur’s High Points –The Greatest Gangster Movie You’ve Never Seen: Abel Ferrara’s The Funeral” by William Blick
- “Into a Collaboration: Lawrence Block Discusses Completing Cornell Woolrich’s Into the Night” by Brian Greene
- New Collection Becoming Nosferatu Features Noir, Horror, and SF/Fantasy
- “Preview: It Lives! Andrew Repasky McElhinney on A Chronicle of Corpses” by William Blick
- “Welcome to L.A. – Introduction to Neon Nightmares: L.A. Thrillers of the 1980s” by Brad Sykes
- “Talking Angel Dare: Christa Faust on The Get Off” by Brian Greene
- “Destined to Remember: Anthony Giacchino on The True Crimes of Black Hand New York Podcast” by William Blick
- Five-Two: Poems on Crime to Relaunch in April
- Dancing on the Edge of the Abyss: Goodisville 2025
- “The Kitchen-Sink Crime Drama: William Boyle on Saint of the Narrows Street” by WIlliam Blick
- “Too Much of a Noir Ending?: on Late Noir” by Anees Aref
- “From Sun to Sun and ‘Biblical Noir’: An Interview with Kenneth Wishnia” by William Blick
- “Honor” by J. D. Horn
- “Nobody’s Favorite: from Detroit Massacre” by Barry N. Malzberg (1939-2024, Writing as Mike Barry)
- “A New Sensation: Elizabeth Fenwick’s Disturbance on Berry Hill/A Night Run” by William Blick
- “The City as a Character: Andrew J. Rausch’s The Taking of New York City” by Brian Greene
- “Hollywood Confidential: An Interview with Dan Bronson on Shout at the Devil” by Stephen Galloway
- “Round Like a Circle in a Spiral: The Poster Art of Film Noir” by Marlisa Santos
- “African Noir and Societal Critique: An Interview with Kwei Quartey” by William Blick
- “Making a Friend of Horror: from The Haunted Screen” by J.M. Tyree
- Preview: “Steven Zaillian’s Ripley: Neo-Noir or Revisionary Noir?”
- “Dancer Loses Her Head in Tapas Bar” by Jonathan Woods
- “A Star Who Knew How To Make an Entrance” by Dan Bronson
- “Out of the Shadows: Neil Jordan’s Marlowe” by Anees Aref
- “Grim Fatale: Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’s Fatale Compendium” by Brian Greene
- “Hollywood Seamy: Scott Phillips on The Devil Raises His Own” by William Blick
- “The Itch of Iron, The Pull of the Moon” by Carol Borden
- Excerpt: “So Curse the Day” by Jada M. Davis
- Preview: “Three from Il Cinema Ritrovato 2024” by Theresa Rodewald
- “No-Nonsense Noir: Death Comes Too Late” by Brian Greene
- “Tributing David Goodis in Night of the Caiman: An Interview with Diego Ameixeiras and Jonathan Dunne” by William Blick
- Stark House Press Celebrates its 25th Year with an Anthology
- “Before the Movement: Reap the Whirlwind” by Brian Greene
- “Blue Martini” by Barbara DeMarco-Barrett
- “Hey Baby” by Charles Rammelkamp
- “Multo: An Interview with Cindy Fazzi” by William Blick
- Preview: “A Hint of Hitchcock: Stories Inspired by the Master of Suspense” by Brian Greene
- “Thunder on the Stage: The Dramatic Vision of Richard Wright (2024)” by William Blick
- RFO Editor to Introduce a Screening of Double Indemnity
- “A Hybrid Noir Played Hot: The Beast Must Die” by Ken Hall
- “Complex Nuances in the Underworld: Dusk for a Hitman” by Ken Hall
- “Dead Men Are My Business: Day Keene’s Mrs. Homicide, Naked Fury, and Murder on the Side” by William Blick
- RFO Editor Discusses Edgar G. Ulmer’s Strange Illusion on SUNY TV
- Preview – “Patrick Tam’s My Heart Is That Eternal Rose (1989)” by Thomas M. Puhr
- “Soderbergh’s Neo-Noir Heist: No Sudden Move (2021)” by Anees Aref
- NoirCon 2024 Announces Dates in Palm Springs, CA
- “Prison Amnesia” by George Toles
- “The Purple Pit Cigarette Girl” by Charles Rammelkamp
- “Faith, Sport, and Tragedy: Don’t Know Tough” by William Blick
- Preview: “The Surveillance Economy of David Fincher’s The Killer” by David Ryan
- “The Amazing Elasticity of Neo-Noir: Silent as the Grave (2023)” by William Blick
- “La Chienne: Renoir Begins (Preview)” by Christopher Sharrett
- “The Dance of the Bashful Bride” by Charles Rammelkamp
- Somebody’s Done For by David Goodis (Excerpt)
- “In the World of Pre-Code: Geoffrey O’Brien on Arabian Nights of 1934” (Excerpt)
- “A Bad Omen” by Nils Gilbertson
- “The Big Heat – From On Dangerous Ground: Film Noir Poems” by Woody Haut
- “Lonely Hearts Killers: From 1943 to 1947” by Dane Ince
- “Lawrence Tierney: Face of a Cop Hater” by Burt Kearns
- “Mid Dive” by Dane Ince
- “O Captain My Captain” by Jo Perry
- “Donald Ray Pollack: A Grit-Lit Trailblazer” by William Blick
- “Unfruitful Works of Darkness” by Ly Faulk
- Hope in Uncertainty: Filmmaker Doug Cunningham on Highway
- “Red Lightning” by Ly Faulk
- “Noir with a Social Conscience: Ride the Pink Horse (1946)” by William Blick
- “Jim Dandy to the Rescue” by D. V. Bennett
- “Kakure Kirishitan: Our Sacred Oribe” by David Ryan
- “Street Sweeping in the City that Works” by David Hagerty
- “Uncanny Valley” By Gary D. Rhodes
- “No stupid moves: Frank Oz’s The Score” By Anees Aref
- “Retribution, with Extreme Prejudice” by Glen Bush
- “Jonathan Latimer, Skilled Artisan of the Crime Genre: Headed for a Hearse (1935)” by William Blick
Retreats from Oblivion: The Journal of NoirCon
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Retreats from Oblivion: The Journal of NoirCon 