Mystery in the Midlands • Saturday, October 10
Mystery in the Midlands is coming up on Saturday, October 10—this year with a focus on short stories and a
The First Two Pages: “The Legend of Samuel Savage” by Robin Templeton
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
The First Two Pages: “The Portuguese Sailor” by Ellen Byerrum
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
The First Two Pages: “The Cave Man” by Shannon Taft
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
The First Two Pages: “Screaming Jenny” by Pat Remick
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
Cover Reveal: Hooked on Urban Legends—and Murder!
What a joy to host the cover reveal for Hooked on Urban Legends—and Murder! The latest anthology from editors Donna
Short Story Panel • Saturday, August 29
The Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime is hosting a short story panel with a killer group of writers, and
The First Two Pages: “Farewell to Baytown” by William Bankier and Josh Pachter
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
The Center for Fiction: Joyce Carol Oates’ “How I Contemplated…” • Monday, August 10
Earlier this year, I led a discussion for The Center for Fiction about Joyce Carol Oates’ story “Where Are You
The First Two Pages: “A Complicated History” by Daniel Bartlett
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
The First Two Pages: “Bad Man Down” by Victor De Anda
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
WIROB Review: A Century of Hitchcock
The Washington Independent Review of Books has published my review of Tony Lee Moral’s A Century of Hitchcock: The Man,