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…
Tag: Kneading To Die
Musical Musings
Wicked Cozy friends, please indulge me on this rainy New England Tuesday so I can tell you about another new release. It’s not a book I’m celebrating today, though –…
The Un-Farmer
By Liz Mugavero From farm country, Connecticut In celebration of Edith Maxwell’s A Tine to Live, A Tine to Die release this week, we’re all talking about farming. And I…
Homesick
I’ve had Boston on the brain lately. More so than usual, even. That won’t surprise many of you who know me, least of all my Connecticut friends who have to…
Can a Dog-Loving Author Write a Cozy Cat?
by Barbara Ross in a dense city just outside Boston, longing to get to Maine We continue our pet week celebration honoring of the release of Liz Mugavero’s book Kneading…
Who is Sherry Harris?
Hi All, Barb Ross here. We’re interrupting our week of pet-related posts in honor of Liz Mugavero’s release of Kneading to Die, a Pawsitively Organic Mystery, to bring you the…
You Made Me Love You
by Julie Hennrikus in a city apartment, looking at the Boston skyline [To celebrate Liz Mugavero’s publication of Kneading to Die, we are blogging about our pets this week.] “You…
Edith’s Feline Friends
By Edith Maxwell North of Boston To celebrate Liz’s launch week for Kneading to Die, we’re focusing on our pets. I’m a cat person. There’s no getting around it. I…
The Wickeds 