POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

Elizabeth Zelvin I’ve been giving myself an intellectual rest by rereading Georgette Heyer. The mother of the Regency romance as well as ...

by Sandra Parshall The more things change, the more they remain the same.   With publishing in such turmoil, changing drastically at recor...

Sharon Wildwind Scroll down to the bottom of the blog to see the search results that 11 people did the week after this blog was publish...

by Julia Buckley On Saturday night there was a knock at our door; I sent my husband out to see who it was, and he found that it was a pol...

Sean Chercover's new thriller, THE TRINITY GAME, is available now.  In it, Father Daniel Byrne works for the Office of the Devil's...

by Sheila Connolly     Recently I was invited to be the speaker at a private literary club in Philadelphia.   Since I write the Mus...

Elizabeth Zelvin The Mid-Manhattan branch of the New York Public Library, where I’ve participated in several panels on mystery and crime...

by Sandra Parshall Somebody on the Murder Must Advertise e-mail loop for writers recently wondered if it’s possible to reach older reader...

Sharon Wildwind This past week I listened to audio books while I did a lot of hand sewing. I learned some helpful things about social ...

by Julia Buckley These nice women are Kathi and Martha.  We meet every month or so in a local eatery in order to discuss our writing: wh...