Guest- Susanna Calkins!
Jessie: In New Hampshire where a robin has been sighted in the back garden! I am delighted to welcome fellow historical mystery writer and Sleuths in Time group member ,…
Author: Jessie Crockett
Jessie Crockett wears a lot of hats, both literally and literarily. As Jessie Crockett she is the Daphne Award winning author of Live Free or Die and the nationally bestselling Sugar Grove series. As Jessica Ellicott she has received starred reivews from Publishers Weekly and Library Journal for her historical mystery Murder in an English Village. As Jessica Estevao she writes the Agatha Award nominated Change of Fortune Mysteries. She loves the beach, fountain pens, Mini Coopers and throwing parties. She lives in northern New England where she obsessively knits wool socks and enthusiastically speaks Portuguese with a shocking disregard for the rules of grammar.
Guest- Nancy Herriman!
Jessie: Enjoying the spring-like sound of birdsong whilst ignoring the snowbanks still blanketing the ground! I met Nancy Herriman for the first time in real life last year at Malice…
Wicked Wednesday-Champions of Peace and Nonviolence
Jessie- In NH where even though the calendar begs to differ spring still seems very far away! After a bit of poking round the internet I discovered the theme of…
Some Wicked History
Jessie: Cheered by the sound of birsdsong in the mornings. Since it is Women’s History I have been thinking a great deal about the past lately. It got me to…
Guest- Victoria Thompson
Jessie: In New Hampshire happy to have finished my latest round of copy edits! Congratulations Lisa P Ippolito! You are the winner of Victoria’s mystery, Murder on Trinity Place! Jessie…
Wicked Wednesday-Early Female Crime Writers
Jessie: Feverishly working away on her next novel between trips to take the puppy out at his insistence. As we continue to mark Women’s History Month I wanted to ask…
Ask the Expert- Editor Lisa J. Jackson
Jessie: In New Hampshire feeling amazed that the temperatures are above freezing! I meet Lisa several years ago at the New England Crime Bake. Julie introduced us and we have…
International Working Women’s Day
Jessie: Feeling grateful for her job! During the course of my research for my Beryl and Edwina books I encounter a lot of things that set my imagination on fire.…
