Grateful for Things in 2022
As we come into this time of year when gratitude is everything, we try not to be too materialistic. Nonetheless, I think for each of you Wickeds, something came into…
Genre-Hopping with Author Elisa M. Speranza and a #giveaway
Elisa Speranza, author of The Italian Prisoner, was actually a friend of my husband, Bill’s. They met through politics and government service in Massachusetts. Elisa moved to New Orleans. We…
Sneak Peek!
Jessie: Back in New Hampshire after a fun weekend at the Crime Bake! I hope this post finds you well and tucked up somewhere cozy and comfortable with a stack…
Hollywood Victory Committee from Joyce St. Anthony
News Flash: Kait Carson is Joyce’s lucky winner. Congratulations, Kait! Edith/Maddie, here. I’m actually at the New England Crime Bake but happy I can welcome Joyce St. Anthony (aka Joyce…
Plantsing NaNo Style
by Julie, juggling in Somerville The title of this blog sounds like code, doesn’t it? Let me decode. NaNoWriMo, NaNo for short, stands for National Novel Writing Month. The goal…
Grateful for Organizations in 2022
The Wickeds often talk about how grateful we are to Sisters in Crime. We met in the New England chapter for one thing, and all in some way, shape or…
Where are the Wickeds at the New England Crime Bake 2022?
If you’ve followed the blog for awhile, you know how foundational the New England Crime Bake writers’ conference is for the Wicked Authors. Some of us met there. Some of…
Welcome Author Christine Bagley and a #giveaway
I was a co-editor/co-publisher of the Best New England Crime stories series for six years. The anthology, with stories by authors from each of the six New England states, comes…