POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Sandra Parshall A hot discussion on DorothyL has taught me – or maybe I should say re-taught me – a couple of things. One: If an author ...

Sharon Wildwind I’ve mentioned before that my favorite math was geometry. Last weekend when I came upon Seth Godin’s Acute Heptagram o...

by Julia Buckley There's something about fall that makes me nostalgic, and when I see photographs of autumns past, I feel even mo...

By Sheila Webster Boneham Tracking down a story can be challenging for a writer, just as tracking down quarry can be challenging for a d...

by Sheila Connolly This past week I was at Bouchercon (along with Sandy and Jeri), where as a treat for all of us not from Cleveland t...

Shelley Freydont (Guest Blogger) What is it about small towns that attract so many murderous thoughts? There are shelves and shelves of m...

By Sandra Parshall Outside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame I can envision a time when Bouchercon expands to a full week, from 8 a....

Sharon Wildwind I’m lolling in a post-Thanksgiving-supper stupor. Here in Canada we celebrate Thanksgiving the second Monday in Octobe...

by Julia Buckley My current project is set in 1986.  Because of this, I'm finding as I write that I have all sorts of questions about...

Thank you so much for having me over.   I had my first-ever solo book launch party last week for Speaking of Murder and it wa...