POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Julia Buckley Today I put up my Halloween decorations. I love Halloween–not because I throw parties or wear costumes or go trick-or-trea...

Jeffrey Marks (Guest Blogger) Bouchercon, the yearly world mystery conference where authors and fans of all types of mystery meet and talk a...

By Lonnie Cruse My friend, Suzanne Adair, has a new book coming out this month. She sent me a link to the cover to get my opinion. I think i...

Elizabeth Zelvin Back in the Fifties, the Weavers used to sing a song: How do I know my youth is all spent My get-up and go has got up and w...

Sandra Parshall The cover art for the October issue of Psychology Today is arresting – a huge sandwich filled with books and DVDs – but the ...

Sharon Wildwind This past weekend I finished writing my business plan … for 2008. Since it’s only three months until I have to do the plan f...

by Julia Buckley On November 15, 1988, a woman named Karen Wood put her twin baby daughters behind their safety gate and ventured into the ...

by Krista Davis * Winner! Winner of Krista's new book, The Diva Runs Out of Thyme is Pat G. Pat, send me your mailing address (darlene...

By Lonnie Cruse I recently spent an eternity in a student dental hygienist's chair at a local technical/vocational school. Don't get...

Elizabeth Zelvin I was pleased but somewhat surprised to be invited to take part in a panel on “The Dark Side: Gritty New York City” at the ...