Wouldn’t It Be Deadly–An Interview with D.E. Ireland
by Barb, enjoying fall in the Berkshires this week First order of business–St. Martin’s has agreed to give away a copy of Wouldn’t It Be Deadly to two lucky commenters…
Category: Guest posts
Guest: Michael Nethercott
Edith again, happily on a solo writing retreat in Maine We welcome our fellow New England author Michael Nethercott today. His new book, The Haunting Ballad (St. Martin’s Press), is the…
Welcome Leslie Budewitz!
Liz here, and today we have with us the lovely and talented Leslie Budewitz, author of the Agatha-award winning Food Lovers’ Village Mysteries and the brand new Spice Shop Mysteries.…
Guest: Janet Cantrell
Edith, on the second day of fall We’re delighted to welcome our friend Kaye George/Janet Cantrell to the blog today. Kaye (which is already a pen name, apparently) is a…
Guest Arlene Kay
Edith, north of Boston We’re pleased to welcome Arlene Kay, our fellow New England Sister in Crime, to the blog today. Listen to what this author who does NOT write…
Welcome Kendel Lynn!
Hey everyone! Liz here and today I’m thrilled to welcome Kendel Lynn, author, publisher and overall delightful person. Kendel writes the Elliott Lisbon Mystery Series – the first book, Board…
Marian Lanouette talks Jake Carrington and her love for New England
Liz here, wondering where the heck the summer is going so fast. Today I’m delighted to welcome Marian Lanouette, a fellow Connecticut author, to the blog. Marian writes the Jake Carrington Mystery…
Interview with Ray Daniel
Edith here: I am so pleased to welcome fellow New England author Ray Daniel to the blog today. I met Ray at the New England Crime Bake a few years ago,…
The Wickeds 