James: When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? Keenan: Writing has always been a part of my life. I was an avid letter writer in high school. In college, I majored in broadcasting which necessitated a lot of writing. Then law school. I’ve been practicing law …
James: When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? What was your first formal (not necessarily professional) writing project? Brenda: The idea to become a writer came gradually over time. While I took a year-long creative writing course in university, I never seriously considered writing as a …
A peek through the veil of secrecy surrounding the mysterious Solomon Knight. Hello! I’m pleased to bring you another author interview, this time with James D.A. Terry, the writer of Be Careful What You Wish For. (See the book at the bottom of this interview!) Enjoy! -Vincent Lowry author of: …
Entering the library the murmur of amiable voices greets you and immediately you sense you’re among friends. You bask in the amber glow of the coals on the hearth and the late afternoon sun through ancient leaded glass windows; the richness of the mahogany lined walls and bookcases filled with …
Your outward peace, strength and courage are an inspiration to us all, Lea. God bless you. A Short Message from Lea Wait Posted on July 26, 2019 by mainecrimewriters For all of you who have been following Lea Wait’s updates about her cancer struggle…today she has asked us to share the news that …
Welcome everyone and thank you for joining me in this highly anticipated conversation with one of Canada’s premier noir crime writers, Dietrich Kalteis. If you enjoy fast-paced, raw, unadulterated, thrill a minute violent crime novels then this award winning author will give you everything you crave and then some. His …
Entering the library the murmur of amiable voices greets you and immediately you sense you’re among friends. You bask in the amber glow of the coals on the hearth as rays of the late afternoon sun seep through ancient leaded glass windows. You are enclosed by polished mahogany lined walls …
Join us in the library where you’re among friends. You bask in the amber glow of the coals on the hearth and the late afternoon sun through ancient leaded glass windows; the richness of the mahogany lined walls and bookcases filled with ancient tomes; and the soothing scents of leather …
Welcome to a conversation with the award winning author of the Samuel Craddock mysteries. Terry Shames is the author of A Killing at Cotton Hill, Last Death of Jack Harbin, Dead Broke in Jarrett Creek, A Deadly Affair at Bobtail Ridge, The necessary Murder of Nonie Blake, An Unsettling Crime …
Brendan DuBois is the award winning author of twenty-two novels and more than 160 short stories. His short stories have three times won him the Shamus Award from the Private Eye Writers of America and have also earned him three Edgar Award nominations. He is the author of the Lewis …
