POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

Sandra Parshall I opened the latest Writer’s Digest and saw this header on the editor’s column: You Are What You Write . Now there’s a scary...

Lonnie Cruse I've always been fascinated by the concept of time travel. Travel to the past, but not to the future, that is. I'd rat...

June Shaw Mom couldn’t see or hear well, but at her great-niece’s reception heard someone announce that all unmarried women should go up for...

Julia Buckley Part of this interview with Jane Cleland was printed on Julia's blog a few months ago, but it has now been updated with ne...

Elizabeth Zelvin When I set out to write Death Will Get You Sober , I chose an amateur sleuth as my detective because I knew next to nothing...

Sandra Parshall T.S. Eliot wrote, “The naming of cats is a difficult matter,” and as a lifelong cat-owner, I agree -- but choosing a name fo...

Sharon Wildwind This morning’s writing problem: how am I going to get my uniformed police officer character, Avivah Rosen, out of her make-w...

By Lonnie Cruse What if? It's an interesting question. Whenever I attend the Love Is Murder conference in Chicago, the most interesting ...

From All the Deadly Daughters! Congratulations to our own Sandra Parshall, whose book, THE HEAT OF THE MOON, was nominated for an Agatha Awa...

DEB BAKER (Guest blogger) How shall the burial rite be read? The solemn song be sung? The requiem for the loveliest dead, That ever died so ...