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Category Archives: Mystery Writing
How Can a Novel Be Novel?
I am delighted to welcome fellow International Thriller Writer Melodie Winawer to my blog today! Her novel, THE SCRIBE OF SIENA, was released earlier this month. How Can a Novel Be Novel? By Melodie Winawer I’m a neuroscientist, neurologist, and … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tour, Guest Post, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged historical mystery, Melodie Winawer, neurosurgeon mystery, physician-scientist novelist, The Scribe of Siena
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Creative Minds Profile #26: SHERRY KNOWLTON
One of the writing organizations I had the honor of joining during the past few years is the International Thriller Writers. It was through ITW that I got hooked up with “The Fearless Bloggers,” a group of ITW members that … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tour, Creative Minds Profile, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged Alexa Williams Novel, Fearless Bloggers, Internatioal Thriller Writers, Pennsylvania Mystery Novel, Pennsylvania Thriller, Sherry Knowlton
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Mystery Conferences with Martha Reed
Today, I am delighted to welcome fellow mystery author and Sister in Crime Martha Reed to Not Even Joking! Congratulations on the release of your new book, NO REST FOR THE WICKED! Thanks, Nina. I’m very excited about this one. … Continue reading
Creative Minds Profile #25: Catherine Maiorisi
I first met author Catherine Maiorisi at the Brooklyn Book Festival a couple of years ago. I had just purchased a copy of the MURDER NEW YORK STYLE: FAMILY MATTERS, the New York-Tri State Chapter Sisters in Crime Anthology, and … Continue reading
The World as Inspiration
I am delighted to have fellow International Thriller Writer Michael Niemann on my blog today! His latest thriller ILLICIT TRADE (Coffeetown Press, Feb 1, 2017) was recently released, and today he answers the question, “Where do you get your ideas?” … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tour, Guest Post, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged A Valentin Vermuelen Thriller, Guest Blog, Illicit Trade, International Thriller Writers, Michael Niemann
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Creative Minds Profile #23: Cathi Stoler
I believe I first met Cathi Stoler at the Brooklyn Book Festival a couple of years ago when she signed my copy of FAMILY MATTERS, a Murder New York Style Anthology, published by the New York/Tri-State Sisters in Crime. Her … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Minds Profile, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged Bad Things Happen, Cathi Stoler, Mystery Writer, New York/Tri-State Sisters in Crime, Nick Donahue, Nick of Time, PI Helen McCorkendale, The Kaluki Kings of Queens
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2016: My Year in Books
In 2016, I made a goal of only reading books by people I know. By “people I know,” I mean either those I have met (online or in person ), or at the very least, those I have seen speak … Continue reading
Posted in Everything Else, Mystery Writing, Young Adult Books
Tagged #YA Lit, 2017 To Read List, A Front Page Affair, B.K, Body and Bone, Books, Cry of the Sea, D.G. Driver, Death and White Diamonds, Death Unscripted, Eighties-Inspired Neon Noir, Fast Women and Neon Lights, Fighting Chance, Jeff Markowitz, Laura Wolfe, LS Hawker, M.K. Graff, Mystery Authors, Mystery Writers, Nina Mansfield, Nora Tierney Mysteries, Radha Vatsal, Stevens, The Drownin Game, Thriller Authors, To Read List, TRAIL OF SECRETS, YA Mysteries
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Creative Minds Profile #21: J.J. Hensley
One of the fabulous things about being a member of writing organizations like International Thriller Writers is that you get to meet some of the most fascinating people. When I met author J.J. Hensley this past summer at ThrillerFest, I … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Minds Profile, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged A K-9 Rescue Novel, Best Books of 2013, Chalk's Outline, International Thriller Writers, J.J. Hensley, Measure Twice, Pittsburgh Books, Pittsburgh Thriller, Steel City Intrigue, Thrillers
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Creative Minds Profile #20: R.G. Belsky
I first met R.G. Belsky when we were reading from our mystery novels at KGB Bar in New York as part of a Mystery Writers of American New York Chapter event. At the time, he was reading from what was … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Minds Profile, Mystery Writing, Writing
Tagged Blonde Ice, Dick Belsky, Mystery Writers of America Member, R. G. Belsky, Shooting for the Stars, The Kennedy Connection
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