Wicked Wednesday–Tips for a Great Writing Retreat
Jessie: My best tip for making the most of a writing retreat is to have a word count goal and then to use the energy of the group to create momentum…
Reframing Success
This Saturday StageSource, the non-profit I work for, is holding a theater conference for the New England area theater artists and organizations. The theme of the conference is “reframing success”. In…
Missing Home
By Edith Maxwell “Can you ever really go home again?” A pretty classic question, right? I’ve just been in California for a few days. I was on a panel at the…
The flawed character of Tony Soprano
James Gandolfini’s wickedly untimely death this week has me thinking about character. Of course, the whole world is talking about how this talented actor made Tony Soprano not just a…
Ready, Set, Goal!
Today is the last day of elementary school for my youngest child. It is bittersweet. Things are changing, things are ending. It is time for some new direction, new opportunities,…
Wicked Wednesday–Recipes from the Retreat
Edith Maxwell: We ate really well up in Maine at our Wicked Cozy retreat a few weeks ago. Here are some of our recipes! This picture shows me explaining the Saturday night…
It Takes a Decade
By Edith Maxwell North of Boston I am so pleased to have my short crime story, “The Stonecutter,” in the new Fish Nets anthology (Wildside Press, April 2013). I wanted to…
Muddling Through the Middle
By Sherry Harris Recently my fellow Wicked Cozy Author Barbara Ross posted on Facebook that writing the middle of her book was like pushing a peanut uphill with her nose.…
The Wickeds 