Tag Archives: historical mystery

How Can a Novel Be Novel?

Posted on May 31, 2017 by Nina Mansfield

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 →

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Creative Minds Profile #14: Radha Vatsal

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Nina Mansfield

I first met Radha Vatsal when we were both reading excerpts from our novels at KGB Bar in New York as part of a Mystery Writers of America New York Chapter Event. As soon as she started reading from her … Continue reading →

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Creative Minds #13: ANNAMARIA ALFIERI

Posted on April 4, 2016 by Nina Mansfield

I first met Annamaria Alfieri when I attended Deadly Ink 2015 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Right away, I knew I had to start reading her novels. With exotic locales like 17th century Peru and 19th century Paraguay, how could … Continue reading →

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BOOK BITES: Delivering the Truth

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Nina Mansfield

I am excited to welcome Agatha-nominated and Amazon Bestselling author Edith Maxwell to the blog today. She is one of the Wicked Cozy Authors, a blog that you should really check out if you are into cozy mysteries. She also … Continue reading →

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