POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

By Her Ladyship, Lonnie Cruse How important are titles to you? They’re extremely important to me. Key, in fact. I’ve always wanted to be a d...

Elizabeth Zelvin I saw a terrific play the other day, Bill W. and Dr. Bob , about the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous. This is tricky mater...

Sandra Parshall Attending Malice Domestic last spring as a first novelist was just about the most nerve-wracking experience of my life up to...

Sharon Wildwind I’m on a campaign to empty as many boxes as I can in my atelier. If you’re not familiar with the word “atelier,” it’s a fanc...

by Julia Buckley On our recent spring escape (a two day vacation during which we were caught in a snowstorm), we drove past this house. Of ...

Darlene Ryan (Guest Blogger) Once upon a time, in a past life, I was a late night disk jockey. Back in the early 80s, tuned in to the righ...

By Lonnie Cruse “Women observe subconsciously a thousand little details, without knowing that they are doing so. Their subconscious mind add...

Interviewer: Elizabeth Zelvin When and how did you become a writer? My father wanted to be a writer. He wrote one novel and several short ...

Sandra Parshall You know those sidewalk peddlers who try to make you believe they're selling you a real Rolex for twenty bucks? Sometime...

Sharon Wildwind I’m a fan of historical mysteries, and an author of almost-historical ones. I say almost because my Vietnam veteran mysterie...