Saralyn Richard Offers a Song From an Urban High School
You could call Saralyn Richard one of my pandemic friends – as in I got to know her when the pandemic forced a group of… Read More »Saralyn Richard Offers a Song From an Urban High School
You could call Saralyn Richard one of my pandemic friends – as in I got to know her when the pandemic forced a group of… Read More »Saralyn Richard Offers a Song From an Urban High School
I met G.P. Gottlieb a year ago at the aborted Left Coast Crime conference. For a conference that barely lasted a day, I got so… Read More »G.P. Gottlieb on Clichés
I am so glad to have A.J. Llewellyn on my blog today. She’s been a buddy of mine from Sisters in Crime for several years… Read More »A.J. Llewellyn On Where the Research leads
C. P. Lesley, a historian, is the author of The Not Exactly Scarlet Pimpernel and three series: Legends of the Five Directions, Songs of Steppe… Read More »C.P. Lesley on Conjuring the Past
It’s an honor to welcome back Eva Montealegre as a guest poster. Today, she’s taking up a topic near and dear to my heart: research.… Read More »Eva Montealegre Writes about Research