Reading, Watching, and Listening with Liz and Julie
by Julie and Liz, figuring out what to do when the nights are long and the days are short Liz and I had a fun conversation in lieu of a…
Author: J.A. Hennrikus
One woman, three names, many books. As Julia Henry I wrote the Garden Squad series for Kensington. As J.A. Hennrikus I wrote the Theater Cop series, and as Julianne Holmes I wrote the Clock Shop series.
I've been an arts administrator for my entire career, mostly in the performing arts. Currently I'm the ED of Sisters in Crime, a wonderful organization that promotes and supports crime writers. www.sistersincrime.org
Connect with me on Facebook and Instagram! @JHAuthors
May the Lights Do Their Magic
by Julie, sick of summer in Somerville I have had a very interesting, very varied career, in arts administration. I’ve had great jobs, and terrible jobs. I’ve worked in theaters,…
A Wicked Welcome to Mindy Quigley! *giveaway*
by Julie, surfing the seasons in Somerville I am delighted to welcome Mindy Quigley back to the blog today. Last year I moderated a panel at the Midwest Mystery Conference,…
A Wicked Welcome Back to Nikki Knight! *giveaway*
by Julie, considering getting a coat out in Somerville I am delighted to welcome Kathleen Marple Kalb back to the blog today! SHE (AND THE MOOSE) PERSISTED “Never Surrender” It’s…
Shiny Object Syndrome
by Julie, watching Perry Mason from the beginning in Somerville. Squirrel! Shiny objects distract squirrels. Which is why, when distracted, some folks say “squirrel”. As if saying it aloud makes…
A Wicked Welcome to Emily Karmazin
by Julie, welcoming fall in Somerville Today we’re welcoming Emily Karmazin to the blog! I love the dynamics of older women, and can’t wait to read this book! Friendship and…
Time’s Wicked Warped
by Julie, wringing summer to the last There’s a meme going around that says, roughly: Anyone else feel like this is true? It’s all blurring together. Sure, I’m getting older.…
A Wicked Welcome to Betsy Groban **giveaway**
by Julie, in Nashville at Bouchercon–find me and say hello! Betsy Groban and I share a passion for Jane Austen, and arts advocacy. She’s had a fascinating career, and recently…
The Wickeds 