POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

Sandra Parshall I still need mailing addresses for Felissa L. and Sandi Lewis, who won free Christmas mysteries last week. Please e-mail me ...

Sharon Wildwind The numbers for November are in, and they are not good. I’m afraid I’ve been seduced by the dark side, or at least the art s...

by Julia Buckley I've posted here before about Waiting for Godot ; last time I related it to the characters in Charlie Brown . (I think ...

By Brad Parks, guest blogger Once upon a time, when I was a newspaper reporter living a just-the-facts-ma’am kind of writing existence, I wo...

By Lonnie Cruse Recently on the DorothyL mystery discussion list the subject of Writer's Block and Reader's Block came up. Great di...

The winners of the free Christmas mysteries are Felissa L., Shirley, Janel, and Sandi Lewis. Please send your mailing address to sandraparsh...

Sandra Parshall Eggnog and tinsel? Sure, they’re nice, but mystery lovers still need their murder and mayhem fix even in the season of good ...

Sharon Wildwind With apologies to Three Dog Night for co-opting one of their song titles, today’s blog is a paean to sleep. This morning...

by Julia Buckley I once blogged here about Mark Twain and his relationship to the mystery novel. Twain is on my mind again, because he was ...

Eileen L. McGrath oversees a marvelous collection of books at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A colleague of hers sta...