In Short: The Center for Fiction • Wednesday, January 29
I’ll be leading a Zoom discussion on two stories by Daphne du Maurier on Wednesday, January 29, for the Center […]
Short Fiction
Sisters in Crime Author Extravaganza
The Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime is hosting its annual Mystery Author Extravaganza at the Reston Regional Library on Saturday,
BOLO Books Review: <i>Midsummer Mysteries</i>
Thanks to Kristopher Zgorski for the generous review of Midsummer Mysteries, the new Crime Writers’ Association anthology edited by Martin
New Fiction—Three Months’ Worth!
My website was in a state of renovation and renewal over a period of several months, and while I’ve been
Mystery in the Midlands • Saturday, October 19
I’m so pleased to be taking part in Mystery in the Midland’s free short story Here’s the information from the
The Author Wheel: Crafting the Short Story
I love the tagline that co-hosts Greta Boris and Megan Haskell added to their interview with me at the podcast
EQMM Blog: Modular Structure
At the Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine blog today, I talk about modular structure and the short story—both in my own
Desert Sleuths Workshop
On Saturday, May 11, I’ll be presenting a talk and workshop for the Desert Sleuths Chapter of Sisters in Crime.
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
“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
“We Keep The Wall Between Us As We Go” in Mystery Tribune
Warring neighbors, clashing perspectives, and a journey back to the heart of their conflict. Taking its title from a line
Mavens of Mayhem: Upper Hudson Chapter of Sisters in Crime • Saturday, January 20
My first event of 2024 will be a short story talk with the Upper Hudson Chapter of Sisters in Crime