Merrilee Robson on Housing-Inspired Murder
Please welcome Canadian author Merrilee Robson, whose first book is based on her own experiences with a housing option we don’t have here in the… Read More »Merrilee Robson on Housing-Inspired Murder
Please welcome Canadian author Merrilee Robson, whose first book is based on her own experiences with a housing option we don’t have here in the… Read More »Merrilee Robson on Housing-Inspired Murder
Co-authors Janet Elizabeth Lynn and Will Zeilinger are friends of mine from our local Sisters in Crime chapter. (Sisters in Crime is a national organization… Read More »Janet Elizabeth Lynn and Will Zeilinger Explain ’50s Slang
Please welcome to the blog today author Judy Alter. She’s best known for her fictional biographies of Women of the American West, as well as… Read More »Judy Alter Looks at Sparking Up an Established Series
I have to say Phyllis Smallman beat me to an idea I had that I haven’t quite developed – a homeless person as a sleuth.… Read More »Phyllis Smallman and a Different Kind of Sleuth
My connection to Christina Hoag is one of those things that really makes you believe in those six degrees of separation. We both belong to… Read More »Christina Hoag on Moving From Non-Fiction to Fiction