Lesson of the Knuckleball by guest Naomi Hirahara
Julie here, thrilled to welcome Naomi Hirahara to the blog today. Her Mas Arai mystery series features a Japanese American gardener and atomic-bomb survivor who solves crimes. In this, the sixth…
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
It’s All In My Head
I’m juggling three books, and a dozen characters, these days. It is going well. Sort of.
The Invasion of the First Ladies!
A Wicked Welcome to Barbara Schlichting. Barb and I knew each other from the Guppies, and from Facebook, but we got to visit in person a couple of times this…
In the Field: Visiting a Clock Tower
I didn’t know much about clocks before I started writing the Clock Shop Mystery series, so I needed to dive into research. I read, a lot. I googled. I visited…
What’s In A Name?
This week we have two book birthdays–one for Edith Maxwell, one for Maddie Day. As we prepare to celebrate these books, one has to wonder, how do we all come…
Wicked Wednesday: Vacation for Writers
On Wednesdays the Wickeds weigh in on a specific topic. Wickeds, do your vacation plans differ now that you are a writer? Do secluded houses without internet hold more appeal?…
Crossing the Line
By Julie, hopeful that spring may be here to stay in Somerville A few weeks ago I got an email from a friend who is part of a cat rescue…
Wicked Wednesday: When Did You Decide on A Career in Crime?
On Wednesdays the Wickeds all weigh in on a specific topic. Today’s question: when did you decide to write crime fiction instead of another genre? Jessie: I’m not sure it…
The Wickeds 