Bouchercon Reflections
Bouchercon may be over for one more year but we are still thinking about it. Here’s the final wrap-up. Jessie: I hope our readers all have some place in their…
Wicked Good Mysteries
Bouchercon may be over for one more year but we are still thinking about it. Here’s the final wrap-up. Jessie: I hope our readers all have some place in their…
Edith, North of Boston We’re talking analog versus digital today. How do you work when you write? Would you rather take a finely crafted pen to a tablet of smooth…
By Julie Writing in Somerville Alright, not so long ago. Only fourteen years. But a lifetime in so many ways. Fourteen years ago I rented a house on Campobello Island…
In celebration of the release of Barb’s first book in her Maine Clambake Mysteries series we are chiming in with favorite Maine authors this week. Julie: The Dead Cat Bounce by…
by Julie Hennrikus Overlooking Boston Today is my last day of a much needed vacation. This spring was a crazy one. Conferences, both for work and for writing. A difficult…
It’s summer. It’s hot. A writer’s thoughts turn to ice cream. Don’t yours? Even the most calorie-counting among us, or the lactose intolerant, or the head-down working-hard — we all…
Wicked Wednesdays is when we all chime in on the question of the week. This week: Are You an Introvert or an Extrovert? Liz: This is such an interesting question for…
By Edith North of Boston They say that a setting can be a character in a book. I tried for that in Speaking of Murder (Barking Rain Press, September 2012,…