POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Sheila Connolly I love flea markets and farmers markets and junk sales and antiques fairs, because I never know what I’m going to f...

Elizabeth Zelvin From childhood friends to my blog sisters on Poe’s Deadly Daughters, I have always been rich in women friends. The other...

By Sandra Parshall Best Books of 2013 lists are popping up everywhere this month, in print and on the internet, and as usual they’re intrig...

Sharon Wildwind Time is a funny thing. For most of history being an eye-witness meant something. To be one the chosen few present ...

Some of the books on my side table. by Julia Buckley I'm reading a good book right now which fits many of my criteria for what a g...

by Ellen Larsen They say you should write what you know. They say you should write what the publishers want. They say publishers want book...

by Sheila Connolly (aka Sile ni Conghaile) I write a mystery series set in Ireland.   Sometimes I think it’s presumptuous of me to pre...

Elizabeth Zelvin For Maria von Trapp, it was warm woolen mittens and girls in white dresses and doorbells. None of those do it for me. I’...

by Jane Tesh Author of the Grace Street Mysteries I walk every day in my neighborhood and always take a plastic bag or two to pick up recyc...

Sharon Wildwind A lot of writers, including me, would be so happy if we didn’t have to deal with the B word. Business. Since C...