POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

Interviewed by Sandra Parshall Sheila Connolly, aka Sarah Atwell, was an art historian, investment banker, nonprofit fundraiser, and profess...

Sharon Wildwind Okay, so that title sounds like the subject line of less-than-desirable e-mail. Don’t worry, there’s nothing intimate or the...

an interview with Julia Buckley Hey, Jess! Thanks for being our reporter on the spot at Left Coast Crime. How did you enjoy Denver? Best ...

Roger Lee Crossland (Guest Blogger) Retired Captain Roger Lee Crossland is the author of the historical mystery Jade Rooster. Captain Crossl...

By Lonnie Cruse (twice in one day?) Okay, it occured to me after I posted my blog post early this morning with the contest for the tenth com...

By Lonnie Cruse Though my book has been out since December, I'm *officially* launching it Saturday week, (March 15th 2-4 PM, Metropolis ...

Elizabeth Zelvin I don’t write romance, but I read for it. No, I’m not confessing to a secret taste for bodice rippers. I read mostly myster...

by C.J. Lyons -- guest blogger (C.J. Lyons, whose first medical thriller has just been published by Berkley, is a physician trained in Pedi...

Sharon Wildwind Once upon a time—at least, I’ve heard stories about once upon a time—that there was a rhythm to being a writer. That rhythm ...

an interview with Julia Buckley Bill Cameron is a mystery writer whose debut novel, Lost Dog , received accolades from readers and critic...