POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Sheila Connolly I've been playing catch-up this week, since I've just finished the draft of one book, due to my publisher at th...

Elizabeth Zelvin No, that date is not a typo. A newbie on one of my mystery e-lists mentioned a major publisher she used to work for. I hadn...

Interviewed by Sandra Parshall Bernadette Pajer's first novel, A Spark of Death , has just been published by Poisoned Pen Press. Te...

Sharon Wildwind I grew up knowing two invincible rules about summer: never wear navy blue shoes between Memorial Day and Labor Day and, even...

by Julia Buckley According to the list of 4th of July facts here , 1/4 of Americans answering a Marist poll did not know the name of the cou...

Elizabeth Zelvin This is the holiday that has my husband flipping over hamburgers and hot dogs, an annual event. (He grills, but usually pre...

by Sheila Connolly I was planning to write a post about how we accumulate Things in the course of our lives, and then become stymied with ...

Elizabeth Zelvin As an experienced psychotherapist, I frequently wince over errors on issues of mental health, mental illness, and related...

Sandra Parshall Nothing gets crime fiction fans more worked up than the news that a favorite book or series is about to become a movie or ...

. . . ain’t what it used to be. Sharon Wildwind One of the things I learned at Bloody Words is that I thought I knew about social media—and ...