Meet the Authors’ Night • University Club DC
Only once each year does the University Club of DC open its doors to the general public—and that day is […]
Only once each year does the University Club of DC open its doors to the general public—and that day is […]
This year is the 25th anniversary Fall for the Book Festival, held each year at George Mason University and at
This Thursday, I’ll be sharing a piece of flash fiction on stage alongside a killer line-up of crime writers—part of
Noir at the Bar returns to DC in-person on Thursday, June 29, hosted by E.A. Aymar and featuring a rogue’s
It’s Malice Domestic week! And while I still have a few classes and meetings at Mason between now and leaving
Post-Thanksgiving, and looking toward December—and what’s that just on the horizon? It’s the annual Mystery Author Extravaganza hosted by the
My next two events ahead focus on one of the most notorious killers in Victorian England and the greatest detective
What are the benefits—and the challenges—of three different types of mystery fiction: the short story, the standalone novel, and the
Several chapters of Sisters in Crime have hosted me lately for talks on writing short mystery fiction, and I’m grateful
The Agatha Award finalists have been announced—and it made my whole year to see “The Boy Detective & The Summer
Thanks to Rachel Coonce and Abi Newhouse at the Inner Loop Radio for inviting me to talk about writing routines,
The Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime is hosting its annual Mystery Author Extravaganzas online this year—with the first one