By Gayle Carline Mystery Author and Horse Show Competitor While you are reading this, I am in Burbank, California at the Los Angeles Eque...

Written by Teresa Burrell Author of The Advocate Series The answer is that sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn’t. We all know th...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers Andrew and I both have new books coming out this month, and so does our g...

I'm this-close to finishing the latest mystery and, as usual, instead of slamming to the finish line, I'm finding things to distract...

By Sheila Lowe, author and forensic handwriting expert Everyone alive is flawed in some way or another. None of us gets to be an adult wit...

The Burning Air by Erin Kelly (Pamela Dorman Books hardcover, 21 February 2013) . Reviewed by Marlyn Beebe. Erin Kelly's third nov...

Joining us on Thursdays is Teresa Burrell: author, attorney, and child advocate. We all know her from a previous publisher, crime fiction co...

Tom Schreck, author of the Duffy Series As a semi-professional writer I often get asked about what constitutes great writing. Hard to sa...

Is this what your outline looks like? NOT where I write... by Tom Schreck There's a lot of bullshit communicated about succ...

by L.J. Sellers, author or provocative mysteries & thrillers Rules of Crime, Detective Jackson's 7th novel, released this week. Fo...

by Tom Schreck I like what Stephen King has to say about symbolism, foreshadowing and that kind of stuff. In On Writing he says that you ...

Tom Schreck I remember it like it was yesterday. I was at the Baltimore Bouchercon sitting having beers with my buddy and mystery writer...

by guest blogger and mystery author Claudia Whitsitt Some authors compare the release of their book to the birth of a baby, and while I...