Making Food
Tuesday News Flash: Barbara Kay and Cynthia Balevre are the winners from yesterday’s post! Check your inboxes, ladies, and congratulations. Edith here, north of Boston, where the flower garden is…
Buckle Your Seatbelt: It’s A New Semester by guest Cynthia Kuhn
Welcome to the Wickeds, Cynthia! One of the things that most suits me about the teaching life is the constant change. I’m always excited about the beginning of the semester.…
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 Detective’s Daughter: The Lost Art of Letters
Not long before Dad’s house burned down, he gave me the family photos. There were boxes upon damaged boxes of photographs, letters, postcards and telegrams dating back to the early…
My Grandmother’s Quilts
By Sherry who is frantically trying to break out of book jail In each of the Sarah Winston Garage Sale Mysteries, something I own has ended up in the book.…
My Big Fat Toast To The Wicked Cozies — Guest Michele Dorsey
“Surprise, surprise, surprise.” (Gomer Pyle) I am not an extrovert. Forget that I look and sound like one. Trust me on this. I was reminded about this heading to my…
Building a World
Many of you know Laura DiSilverio from her mystery series. I got a chance to catch up with her recently, and was fascinated to hear about a new series she…
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