Finding Cervantes
by Sheila Connolly Not long ago I was trolling through various odd sites that I bookmark and I stumbled a surprising headline in the Irish news: “Spain Finds Remains of…
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Cowboys and Cozies
by Sheila Connolly I had this weird brainstorm the other day: television westerns in the 1950s were actually cozies! It could be because I’ve been reading one of Craig Johnson’s books, As the…
How I Learned to Relax About Being a “Cozy” Author and Just Write the Damn Books–Part I
by Barb–sad because we’re leaving Key West in three days (or maybe perplexed is a better word. Why are we returning to the frozen north?) I’ve wanted to write about…
Happy Book Birthday — An Early Wake by Sheila Connolly
Happy Book Birthday to Sheila Connolly. An Early Wake is the third in Sheila’s wonderful County Cork Mystery series. Here’s a quick preview: Pub owner Maura Donovan may have Irish…
Seeing a Story
by Sheila Connolly I’ve been trying to remember when I got my first camera—I think was I seven or eight. My father was the picture-taker in the family. He had…
Wicked Love
By Sherry Harris Grateful in Northern Virginia A launch week can become a bit “all about me”. You end up writing blogs, posting links to your book, and checking the…
Stepping Back in Time
by Sheila Connolly In June of 1958, my grandmother set sail for England on the Queen Mary. She worked for Lipton Tea then, and she was escorting the collection of…
Wicked Wednesday: Dru Ann on Stick at Crime Bake
The fabulous book blogger and cozy mystery reviewer Dru Ann Love won our contest to accompany the Wicked Cozies to Crime Bake on a stick. (You can find Dru’s blog…
The Wickeds 