Noir at the Bar DC • Thursday, June 29
Noir at the Bar returns to DC in-person on Thursday, June 29, hosted by E.A. Aymar and featuring a rogue’s […]
Gaithersburg Book Festival • Saturday, May 20
This Saturday, May 20, is the Gaithersburg Book Festival—with authors from across the region and the nation and more! I’m
SinC Innocence Project
Sisters in Crime is hosting an auction, “Crime Writers for Justice,” for the Innocence Project, which “works to free the
WIROB: Bond, James Bond—and Beyond!
Thanks to the Washington Independent Review of Books for letting me indulge my James Bond fandom and review the first
Lawyers, Guns, and Money Earns an Anthony Award Nom!
Bouchercon has announced the finalists for this year’s Anthony Awards—and such a thrill to see Lawyers, Guns, and Money: Crime
Malice Recap!
I started to headline this one “Malicious Memories” but that sounds like some ill thoughts brewing, doesn’t it? This year’s
Malice Domestic!
It’s Malice Domestic week! And while I still have a few classes and meetings at Mason between now and leaving
New Reviews: Washington Post and Washington Independent Review of Books
Thanks to Michael Dirda at the Washington Post and Mariko Hewer at the Washington Independent Review of Books for their
The First Two Pages — Or, Um, ALL the Pages Instead?
In place of a First Two Pages essay this week, how about giving everyone full stories to read? Here are
The First Two Pages: “Red Flag” by Gregory S. Fallis
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: “What You Know, What I Know” by Michael Kardos
In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers
Grand Canyon Writers • Saturday, April 8
I’m looking forward to chatting about short stories with the Grand Canyon Writers chapter of Sisters in Crime. They’ve been