SinC Short Story Events
I’m pleased to be talking short stories at two upcoming Sisters in Crime events this month. This Saturday, April 17, […]
The First Two Pages: “A Six-Letter Word for Neighbor” by Lisa Unger
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
Read “The Boy Detective” For Free
Thanks to Linda Landrigan and Jackie Sherbow at Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, my story “The Boy Detective & The Summer
The First Two Pages: “Long Time Coming” by Gale Massey
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
“The Boy Detective” Earns a Derringer Nomination
I’m so thrilled that the Short Mystery Fiction Society has chosen “The Boy Detective & The Summer of ’74” as
The First Two Pages: “The Soul of Peg O’Dwyer” by Michael Nethercott
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
March Newsletter: Award & Publication News, A Giveaway, and More!
I just published my March newsletter—celebrating the Agatha nomination for “The Boy Detective” on the heels of yesterday’s official announcement
“Boy Detective” Named Agatha Finalist!
The Agatha Award finalists have been announced—and it made my whole year to see “The Boy Detective & The Summer
The First Two Pages: “Volcano” By Alison McMahan
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: “Public Relations” by Neil S. Plakcy
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: “Everybody’s on the Run” by Laura Oles
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
With Gratitude: Margaret Maron & Paul D. Marks
As 2020 tipped into 2021, I found myself feeling particularly full of gratitude. In part, this feeling came simply from