Wicked Cozy Authors: On Writing Every Day
Novelist and critic Stephen Hunter made some waves—and earned some criticism—for a recent essay on the need to write every […]
Novelist and critic Stephen Hunter made some waves—and earned some criticism—for a recent essay on the need to write every […]
In honor of our son Dash’s graduation today—from the Child Development Center at George Mason University—I wrote a short essay
This past week, my wife Tara, our son Dash, and I took a trip to Oregon—a week that became loosely
The release of the trailer for the new adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express reminded me that
Here’s the final list of stories I read in May to commemorate Short Story Month. You can find brief commentaries
…and here’s an update of the stories I’ve read so far in May—reposting/consolidating earlier lists and adding more! All five
It’s a tremendous honor to learn that my story “Parallel Play” from the anthology Chesapeake Crimes: Storm Warning has been
The Martha Washington Library in Alexandria, VA, welcomes several members of my long-time writing group on Tuesday evening, May 23,
The SleuthSayers group blog is in the final days of its Family Fortnight series, leading up to International Day of
May is Short Story Month, and I set myself a goal (as I’ve done in some years past) of reading
It was a great honor to have my story “Parallel Play” win the Agatha Award for Best Short Story at
In honor of Malice Domestic this weekend, I invited a handful of contributors to the new anthology Malice Domestic 12: