Saying Good-bye to the Wickeds
The moment we’ve all been talking about for a week, and that I’ve been anticipating since May, has finally come. This is my last post as a member of the…
Author: Barbara Ross
Barbara Ross is the author of twelve Maine Clambake Mystery novels and six novellas. Her books have been nominated for multiple Agatha Awards for Best Contemporary Novel and have won the Maine Literary Award for Crime Fiction. She lives in Portland, Maine. Readers can visit her website at www.maineclambakemysteries.com
The Power of Last Lines in Fiction and a #Giveaway
by Barb, first December ever in Key West My friend Leslie Wheeler is here today with an interesting post about last lines in fiction. Leslie is writing in support of…
The Business of Writing
by Barb, in Key West at last! Welcome to the sixth and last of my posts about what I’ve learned in my fourteen years as a published author. This post…
Halloween Candy
by Barb, somewhere on Route 95, the Florida Turnpike, or US Route 1, between Fort Lauderdale and Key West! Tell me true, Wickeds. What is your favorite Halloween candy? The…
Wicked Wednesday: Spooky Costumes
by Barb, somewhere on Route 95 between Brunswick, Georgia and Fort Lauderdale, Florida Wickeds–what was your favorite costume, ever? Doesn’t have to be spooky or even Halloween necessarily, but the…
Christmas Memories & Traditions: The Inspiration Behind Death of a Gingerbread Man and a #Giveaway
Posted by Barb, somewhere on Route 95 between Fayetteville, North Carolina and Brunswick, Georgia The brother-sister writing team known as Lee Hollis are here today to celebrate the release of…
Foraging: The Renaissance of Ancient Food Gatherings
Posted by Barb from Somewhere on Route 95 between Herndon, Virginia and Fayetteville, North Carolina Please welcome Friend of the Wickeds, Devon Delaney, who is here to celebrate the release…
Wicked Wednesday: Spooky Places
by Barb, leaving for Key West tomorrow First of all, this happened. I had coffee with longtime Friend Of the Wickeds, Mark Baker, (Carstairs Considers) when he came through Portland…
The Wickeds 