WW: Do You Ever Dread Finishing a Project?
Do you ever dread finishing a project because you’ve so enjoyed it? That’s the Wicked Wednesday question this week.
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
A Wicked Welcome to Cathy Pickens **and giveaway**
We’re delighted to welcome Cathy Pickens to the blog today! Cathy is the author of the Southern Fried mystery series. She also runs creativity workshops, and talks about how to know if you’re filling your creative well correctly today on the blog.
A Wicked Welcome to Terrie Farley Moran **giveaway**
The Wickeds welcome Terrie Farley Moran to the blog. She wrote the new Murder She Wrote book, and is giving away a copy.
A Good Conversation and **giveaway**
Julie talks about the wonders of podcasts, and shares news about her hosting The Sisters in Crime Writers’ Podcast
WW: How Do You Celebrate Typing “The End”?
Writers, how do you celebrate typing “the end”?
Stories Told Different Ways
FOR THE GIRLS is a comic written by Adina Kruskal and illustrated by Diana Kresge. Adina spoke with Julie about the process of writing a comic.
WW: How Did You Celebrate The Last Day of School?
June is an interesting month. The beginning of summer, but also a time of finishing for those of us who are at all influenced by an academic calendar. So this…
A Wicked Welcome to Ginger Bolton
Ginger Bolton visits the blog today, and talks about her journey discovering what she wanted to be when she grew up.
The Wickeds 