SleuthSayers: Diversity in More Than One Direction
For my bi-weekly post at SleuthSayers, I reflect on the final texts and discussions from my “Women of Mystery” course
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Fall for the Book Continues
After a fun Sisters in Crime panel on Fall for the Book‘s opening day, the festival continues with a number
Fall for the Book: Mystery & Suspense
This Sunday, September 25, kicks off the six-day Fall for the Book Festival at George Mason University and at locations
Events in Charlottesville, VA, and Washington, DC
This weekend, I’ll be appearing with a number of fine authors on two panels at the Virginia Festival of the
News and Reviews
I’ve been extremely grateful for all the attention that’s been given to On the Road With Del & Louise since
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Book Launch: Tara Laskowski, Modern Manners for Your Inner Demons
On Saturday, October 27, at 5 p.m., Tara Laskowski (my wife!) will celebrate the publication of her first book, the
D.C. Events, Fall for the Book, George Mason University, Literary News, Mysteries/Thrillers, Poetry, Short Fiction
Upcoming Event: Fall for the Book Festival, Sept. 26-30
The annual Fall for the Book Festival is one of the biggest events on my calendar each year — and
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Interview: Laura Ellen Scott, author of Death Wishing
Very pleased to be hosting another interview between two fine writers. Tara Laskowski, who interviewed Steve Almond here recently, chats
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Interview: Manuel Muñoz, author of What You See in the Dark
Manuel Muñoz’s What You See in the Dark, released earlier this year by Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, boasts what
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Interview: Andrew Wingfield, author of Right of Way
Andrew Wingfield is the author of the novel Hear Him Roar and of the new short story collection Right of Way, winner
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Interview: Kathryn Johnson, author of The Gentleman Poet
Kathryn Johnson’s new novel, The Gentleman Poet: A Novel of Love, Danger, and Shakespeare’s The Tempest, starts from an intriguing
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Tara Laskowski Interviews Jessica Anthony
I’m pleased today to host an interview between two great writers — and to present this interview as the first