Solo Retreat
Edith, all by herself gazing out at the Ipswich salt marsh. Despite the joy and exhilaration of having a new book out – which really never gets old, even though…
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.
The Waiting Game
Edith here, with a finally planted garden and a full heart north of Boston. And a book to give away! So much about the writer’s life involves waiting. You finish…
The Inside Scoop with Hallie Ephron
Edith here, exulting in spring, at last, north of Boston. I am so pleased to welcome the great friend of the Wickeds, author Hallie Ephron, to the blog today. She’s giving…
Cook Like a Mystery Writer
Update: CONGRATULATIONS TO Robin L. Coxon for winning the cookbook! More than fifty people entered, and the random number generator picked her. Edith here, getting ready for the Newburyport Literary…
Finding Ten Thousand Words
Edith here, nearly delirious with our warming trend, the vanishing of the last piles of snow, the ability to sun my tootsies, and all the little green things popping out…
Guest: Jim Jackson and Left Coast Crime
Edith here, in surgery in Newburyport, but I posted this in advance! I’m so delighted to have James Montgomery Jackson (otherwise know as Jim), my fellow Barking Rain Press author,…
Going Under the Knife
Edith north of Boston, hoping I’ve tidied all loose ends Tomorrow’s the day. My right shoulder has been hurting for three or four years, and it finally got bad enough…
Wisdom Wills
Edith, north of Boston where, despite four-foot piles of snow, the amount of light in the sky is stunning, and the birds sound like spring. (But pity the crocuses…) I…
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