SleuthSayers: Stories and Novels—and Never the Two Shall Meet?
In my most recent post at SleuthSayers, I reflect on some of Dashiell Hammett’s early short stories—including traces not only […]
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SleuthSayers: “The Blank Page”
Thursday morning, the to-do list on my phone reminded me that I had a post due for SleuthSayers on Friday—and
SleuthSayers: Reading Resolutions, Keeping Resolutions
For my final SleuthSayers post of the year, I look back at 2017 resolutions and sketch out possibilities for 2018
December Newsletter
I just published my December newsletter—recapping some personal and professional highlights of 2017 and looking ahead to 2018 as well!
SleuthSayers: From the Analytical to the Imaginative
We’re all in the middle of end-of-semester busyness here at George Mason University, so what else would I write about
Bound to Please! The Big Book of The Continental Op
Last week brought the publication of The Big Book of the Continental Op, collecting for the first time in print
SleuthSayers: True Crime
At SleuthSayers, I preview the syllabus for my Spring 2018 “True Crime” course at George Mason University—or rather, preview some
September Newsletter: Bouchercon Bound!
Just sent out my September newsletter. Check out the full issue here for my Fall events calendar, including my Bouchercon
SleuthSayers: Office Space
My column at SleuthSayers this week offers a few glimpses at our new house and specifically at my home office
Black Cat Mystery Magazine Debuts!
It’s a real thrill to be part of the debut issue of Black Cat Mystery Magazine, releasing this week from
SleuthSayers: Macavity Award Finalists for Best Short Story
At SleuthSayers, Paul D. Marks hosted his fellow finalists for the Macavity Award for Best Short Story to talk about
SleuthSayers: Remembering B.K. Stevens
At SleuthSayers, I offer an appreciation and remembrance of my good friend B.K. Stevens, who died earlier this week. Bonnie