Desert Sleuths Workshop
On Saturday, May 11, I’ll be presenting a talk and workshop for the Desert Sleuths Chapter of Sisters in Crime. […]
Malice Domestic: Amelia Award Interview with Kristopher Zgorski
The Malice Domestic mystery conference is one of the highlights of our year, and usually my schedule is jam-packed with
The First Two Pages: “And Now, An Inspiring Story of Tragedy Overcome” by Joseph S. Walker
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: “Underpass” by Robert Lopresti
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 Home Front” by Charles Ardai
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
Suffolk Mystery Authors Festival • Saturday, March 16
I’ll be celebrating my birthday this year by interviewing my good friend Donna Andrews as the headline event at the
The First Two Pages: “Razing the Bar” by Leigh Lundin
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: “Shuffle Off to Buffalo” by David Edgerley Gates
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: “Deep Time” by Lawrence Maddox
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 Mob, the Model, and the College Reunion” by Melodie Campbell
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
“Two For One” in Murder, Neat
Murder, Neat: A SleuthSayers Anthology features short fiction by members of the group blog SleuthSayers, whose contributors include some of the
AWP Panel: “It’s a Crime! Genre Fiction’s Bad Rap (Sheet) in Academia’s Mean Streets”
I’m joining Richie Narvaez, Edwin Hill, and David Heska Wanbli Weiden on a panel about teaching crime fiction at this