The Trope of the Con
by Julie, sweltering in Somerville I host the Sisters in Crime Writers’ podcast, which gives me the opportunity to have great conversations with amazing writers about writing. Recently I interviewed…
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
Wicked Wednesday: Worst Case Ideas
by Julie, summering away Continuing on our theme of castaways, I’d like to discuss one of the ways a writer thinks. Whereas most people get upset thinking about a worst…
A Wicked Welcome to Michele Dorsey!
by Julie, summering in Somerville I am thrilled to welcome Michele Dorsey back to the blog to talk about a her new book, Gone But Not Forgotten. A ROSE IS…
Wicked Wednesday: Ideas Adrift
by Julie, basking in the post holiday glow This month the theme of our Wicked Wednesdays is castaways. Castaways are defined as a shipwrecked person, anything cast away or thrown…
Have a Wicked Happy 4th of July
by Julie, dealing with rain and heat in Somerville, but still loving the 4th My two favorite holidays have always been the 4th of July and Thanksgiving. They are about…
Wicked Welcome to Lori Roberts Herbst!
by Julie, prepping for the 4th in Somerville I am delighted to welcome Lori Roberts Herbst to the blog today. Lori serves on the Sisters in Crime board, and I’ve…
A Wicked Welcome to Myra Jolivet *giveaway*
by Julie, enjoying temperate temps I am delighted to welcome Myra Jolivet to the blog today! I’ve had the pleasure of working with Myra through Sisters in Crime. She’s a…
Let’s Talk
by Julie, vacationing on the Cape and enjoying catching up on reading and watching I think that the binary thumbs up or thumbs down in regards to works of art…
The Wickeds 