Wickeds Go to Malice

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Edith here, excited about Malice Domestic 31!

All the Wickeds are off in North Bethesda at the most important annual conference for the traditional mystery, which defines all our books, whether cozy or historical. So here’s where we’ll be. If you’re at the conference, we hope you stop by and say hello!

Friday:

10-11:45 Julie – Malice-Go-Round

4-4:50 Edith – Making History: The Agatha Best Historical Novel Nominees

4-4:30 Sherry – Signing Deadly Southern Charm anthology

5-5:30 Edith – Opening Ceremonies.

9-10 pm Edith – Signing Malice Domestic 14: Mystery Most Edible anthology

10-11 pm ALL – Blogger/Reviewer-Author meeting (in the bar, of course…)

Saturday:

10-11:50 ALL – Signing at Kensington event

11-11:50 Julie – Panel – Who Ya Callin’ Old: Senior Sleuth

2-2:30 Edith, Julie – Author signing

2-2:45 Liz – Panel – Paws on the Case: Pet Related Mysteries

3-3:30 Liz – Author signing

  • Sherry – Panel – Juggling Murder: Multiple Series Authors
  • Jessie – Panel – England Through the Years
  • Barb – Panel – Detecting as a Second Act

4-4:30 Sherry, Jessie, Barb – Author Signing

7-9:30 ALL – Agatha Awards Banquet (fingers crossed for Edith…)

For those who couldn’t make it this year, we’ll have highlights next week on Wicked Wednesday!

Readers: Who’s here? Who has been to Malice? What’s your favorite memory?

Published by Edith Maxwell

Agatha Award -winning author Edith Maxwell writes the historical Quaker Midwife Mysteries (Beyond the Page) and short crime fiction. As Maddie Day she writes the Dot and Amelia Mysteries, the Country Store Mysteries series, the Cozy Capers Book Group Mysteries, and the Cece Barton Mysteries (all from Kensington Publishing). She lives north of Boston in an antique house with her beau and cat Martin, where she writes, gardens, cooks, and wastes time on Facebook.

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  2. Good morning, Wickeds!

    Malice Domestic is here, and excited to have the lot of you joining us!

    It’s going to be a great weekend, in no small part because of your participation.

    Thanks for publishing the schedule, Edith. It makes it easier to find (or avoid ) all of you.

    Best wishes,

  6. It was wonderful to see all of you this year at Malice. This was my second time to attend. I have too many fantastic memories to pick just one, but if I have to I would say that it is the overall feeling of being appreciated and treated with respect as a reader. I definitely felt the love.

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