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“A Necessary Ingredient” in Coast to Coast

Art Taylor / January 29, 2017

This week marks the publication of Coast to Coast: Private Eyes From Sea to Shining Sea, edited by Andrew McAleer […]

Art Taylor / January 25, 2017

So thrilled that “Parallel Play” from Chesapeake Crimes: Storm Warning has been named a finalist for this year’s Agatha Award

Art Taylor / January 16, 2017

In addition to a busy semester ahead at George Mason University—putting the finishing touches now on syllabi for my Recent

Art Taylor / January 9, 2017

Agatha Award balloting has begun, with less than 10 days now to read everything that you may have missed last

Art Taylor / January 6, 2017

Over at SleuthSayers, I write today about New Year’s Resolutions—writing and otherwise—and share some information about a writing residency that

Art Taylor / December 29, 2016

Such a nice bit of news: Mystery Loves Company in Oxford, MD, posted its top five best-selling books of 2016,

Art Taylor / December 20, 2016

Fair warning: “Parallel Play,” from the anthology Chesapeake Crimes: Storm Warning, isn’t a holiday story at all, but I hope

Art Taylor / December 11, 2016

For my second quarterly newsletter (so far, so good!), I look back at what’s been a milestone year and give

Art Taylor / December 5, 2016

“The short story is a perfect match for the mobile phone. We believe it and we’re out to prove it.

Art Taylor / November 27, 2016

On Saturday, December 3, the Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime hosts the second of its seasonal author extravaganzas—great opportunities

Art Taylor / November 25, 2016

At SleuthSayers, as part of a short series about mystery writers writing for non-mystery publications, my wife Tara Laskowski takes

Art Taylor / November 15, 2016

Here just past mid-semester and in the midst of both the build-up to the election and the election’s aftermath—plus with