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BOOK BITES: Concealed in Ash
If you’ve been following my posts, you know that one of these days I plan to write an epic historical mystery novel. I’ve even started the research. OK, that’s not entirely true. I’ve started thinking about the research though, and … Continue reading
Nancy Raven Smith on Inspiration…and a Giveaway!
I am thrilled to welcome fellow mystery writer Nancy Raven Smith today to discuss what inspires her. Leave a comment below to be entered to win one of two signed copies of her novel LAND SHARKS. Thank you, Nina, for … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged A Swindle in Sumatra, Inspriation, Land Sharks, mystery writing, Nancy Raven Smith
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BOOK BITES: Trail of Secrets
I last rode a horse on a trip to Costa Rica a few years ago. My husband and I watched a beautiful sunset from horseback. Before that, I think the last time I had been on a horse was when … Continue reading
BOOK BITES: Five-Alarm Fudge
It’s December, so it it is safe to say that we have entered the holiday season. During this time of year, I often find myself in picturesque Door County, Wisconsin, as that is where my husband’s family lives. For this … Continue reading
Posted in Book Bites, Mystery Writing
Tagged Book Bites, Christine DeSmet, Cozy Mystery, Door County, Five-Alarm Fudge, Fudge, Fudge Shop Mystery Series, Mystery, Recipe, Wisconsin
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Creative Minds Profile #9: GARY GLAUBER
In the film Dead Poets Society, Mr. Keating, played by Robin Williams says, “We don’t read and write poetry because it’s cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Minds Profile, Writing
Tagged #amwriting, Gary Glauber, Memory Maries Desire, Poetry, Small Consolations
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Guest Post by Cathy Perkins: Falling For…
I am excited to welcome author Cathy Perkins to NOT EVEN JOKING today. Her post really got me thinking about my writing, my characters, my current WIP. She poses some wonderful (and for me, very timely) questions that will get … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged Autumn Inspiration, Cathy Perkins, Fall, Mystery Author, Mystery Novel, So About the Money, Writing Tips
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Celebrating Debut Novelists at Crime Bake 2015
A couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending the New England Crime Bake for the very first time. It was an incredible experience on so many levels, as I discussed in a blog post the other week. … Continue reading
Posted in Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged A Legal Thriller, Adelene Ellenberg, Brenda Buchanan, Brian Thiem, C. Michele Dorsey, Cardiac Arrest, Cheryl Hollon, Cold Hard News, Cover Story, David C. Taylor, Debut Novels, Eminent Crimes, Fashion Goes to the Dogs, Feta Attraction, Idyll Threats, Julianne Holmes, Just Killing Time, Lisa Q. Mathews, Mary Lawrence, Maureen Milliken, Mystery, Mystery Authors, New England Crime Bake, Night Life, Nina Mansfield, No Virgin Island, Pane and suffering, Peggy Gaffney, Ray Anderson, Red Line, Sherry Harris, Stephanie Gayle, Susannah Hardy, Swimming Alone, Tagged for Death, The Alchemist's Daughter, The Trail
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Marilyn Meredith on Inspiration
I am excited to welcome fellow mystery author Marilyn Meredith to Not Even Joking today. This might sound silly, but I am really inspired by what inspires others. I’m not even joking! That’s why I have been asking my guest … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged author, inspiration, Marilyn Meredith, Mystery, Writing
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New England Crime Bake: Cooking up the Inspiration
Ever since I first learned about the New England Crime Bake about ten years ago, I’ve wanted to attend. The conference is organized by the New England Chapters of Sisters in Crime and Mystery Writers of America. Unfortunately, November has … Continue reading
Posted in Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged Chris Holm, Chris Knopf, Donna Andrews, Elizabeth George, Gayle Lynds, Hank Phillippi Ryan, James Hankins, Joe Gannon, Julie Hennrikus, Leslie Budewitz, Leslie Meier, Mystery Writers of America, New England Crime Bake, Peter Abrahams, Ray Daniel, Shannon Kirk, Sisters in Crime, Spencer Quinn, Victoria Skurnick
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