The Walk On
Today on the blog Julie is pondering the importance of the first scene, the walk on for the characters.
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…
Time, time, time…
by Barb. Last post from Key West. Time, time, time, see what’s become of meWhile I looked around for my possibilities I was so hard to please A Hazy Shade…
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.…
Subplots
Sherry here — it’s obviously spring in Virginia. We’re having light jacket, parka, no jacket weather. And the National Park Service announced that peak cherry blossom blooms would be April…
Wicked Wednesday- Favorite Woman in History
Jessie: In New Hampshire feeling grateful for handknit wool socks. Since March is Women’s History Month I wanted to ask each Wicked which is her favorite historical female figure and…
Multiple Personality Day
Jessie: Thinking about booking a vacation anywhere warm! I love those publicity calendars with made up holidays and every now and again one of the dates mentioned especially tickles my…
