Comma Cop
Today I’m slaying commas. That tiny little squiggle is making my shoulders ache. Once upon a time I was quite […]
Elizabeth George Interview
One of the very best books about the process of writing I have read is Elizabeth George’s Write Away. To […]
When Something Doesn’t Feel Quite Right
Well, I finished my first draft of the new manuscript on Thursday. I posted a little about the emotional aspects […]
The List is Out – Edgar Nominees
Mystery Writers of America is proud to announce on the 203rd anniversary of the birth of Edgar Allan Poe, its […]
Tattered Cover’s Espresso Machine
I’ve heard about this, but not yet seen it. The Tattered Cover Bookstore has three locations in the Denver area, […]
Stinkers and Gold, Stinkers and Gold
At this very second, I’m reading through the last sixty-five or seventy pages of the manuscript I’m in the middle […]
Dream a Little for 2012
This post originally appeared at Meanderings and Muses, the wonderful blog of Kaye Barley. Because it’s almost 2012, and a […]
An Invitation
Today is “my” day at Crime Fiction Collective. I’m talking about keeping track of all of those details, especially those […]
OT: Crockpot Dressing
To be honest, I found a picture of a cuter dog, but this one seemed to epitomize everything we have […]
1940’s Noir, Kelli Stanley Style
Read and write about the 1940s? Whatever your answer, you’ll enjoy this interview with Kelli Stanley. CR: I’ll make a […]