POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Sheila Connolly New England is blessed with the surviving homes of many writers whose names we all recognize, and I've visited my...

Elizabeth Zelvin When I was a kid, boys (not girls, in those prehistoric times) dreamed of being the first man on the moon. Once Neil Arm...

Elizabeth Zelvin I hope I won’t regret admitting publicly that I got a Kindle for Christmas. Or was it Chanukah? As a reader, I look forwa...

by Sheila Connolly I've been playing catch-up this week, since I've just finished the draft of one book, due to my publisher at th...

Elizabeth Zelvin About two months before publication, the debut author undergoes an experience that is fraught with anticipation and terror:...