It’s Been Great
Edith/Maddie here, with my last post. Yes, it’s time for me to say good-bye here. I’ve made the hard decision to shed my Wicked Authors cloak. I’ll still be scribbling…
Author: 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.
Guest Leslie Karst with a New Orchid Isle Mystery plus #giveaway!
News Flash: Jarjm is Leslie’s lucky winner. Congratulations, and please check your email! Edith here, writing from north of Boston where spring bulbs are bursting out and birds are busy…
Scone Cold Dead is Out, plus #giveaways!
News Flash: Kathy Lawyerson, Kay Garrett, and Debra Pruss are Edith’s lucky winner. Congratulations, and please check your email! Edith writing from north of Boston, as always, and today wearing…
Researching History with Jessica and Maddie
Edith/Maddie here, writing during a flight delay from Denver after the Left Coast Crime convention. Jessie, aka Jessica Ellicott, and I had some delightful conversations about our historical mysteries recently.…
Left Coast Crime – Where We’ll Be!
Edith/Maddie writing from a blustery north of Boston. Yes, March is still coming in like a lion. Three of the Wicked Authors are traveling to Denver, Colorado this week for…
When Authors Don’t Write
Edith/Maddie here on a cold and rainy writing day north of Boston. Wait, you say. This post’s title says when authors DON’T write. So what gives? Well, that’s the thing.…
Carpe Diem and Other Stories
Edith/Maddie here, with a thrilling announcement. No, I didn’t (yet) hit the New York Times bestseller list. But I do have “While the Iron is Hot,” a short crime story,…
Keepin’ It Light
Edith/Maddie here, writing from north of Boston on a frigid morning. I’ve been taking refuge from the outside world in my writing again, as I did during the worst of…
The Wickeds 