POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

By Patricia Hale, guest blogger Author of In the Shadow of Revenge At a conference I once attended, the speaker said,  “In writing myste...

Sharon Wildwind The Stampede ended last night. The Folk Festival doesn’t kick off until July 25th. Oh, my, oh, my whatever shall I do for...

by Julia Buckley This is a nice segue from Sheila's post about memory and reading. The other day, in discussing memory with the teena...

Please join the Daughters in welcoming Peg Cochran, who also writes as Meg London. Sheila Connolly had the fun of interviewing her for her p...

by Sheila Connolly As I read my newspaper at dawn this morning (I'm trying to avoid the heat—five a.m. can be very pleasant, I'v...

Elizabeth Zelvin How do I know my youth is all spent My get-up and go has got up and went But in spite of it all, I’m able to grin Whe...

by Sandra Parshall Sometimes I come across articles about writing, reading, and publishing that seem to be referring to an alternate book ...

. . . or how we know it's not over yet. Sharon Wildwind Flood update The state of emergency for Calgary was lifted at 10:16 AM...

by Julia Buckley Even cats like being entertained (in this case by a feather). I saw MAN OF STEEL yesterday with my sons.  While they ...

  by Tammy Kaehler Author of the Kate Reilly racing mysteries A really amazing racing blogger I follow—someone I'd read if he wa...