An Unplanned Malice Domestic Blog Hop?
The first three days of this week, I’ve found myself in four different places on the Internet—all related in one […]
Writing
Malice Domestic: May 3-5
This week brings one of my favorite events of the year: the annual Malice Domestic conference, May 3-5 at the
Edgar Award: “English 398: Fiction Workshop”
I’ll admit to a bit of superstitiousness at times. For the couple of weeks leading up to the Edgar Awards
CrimeReads: “The State of the Mystery”
In advance of the Edgar Awards, CrimeReads asked this year’s finalists and special award winners to answer a few questions
Thursday, April 25: Edgar Awards—Yikes!
One of Edgar Allan Poe’s most famous opening lines has been running through my head lately—increasingly even, as we get
“Better Days” in EQMM
The May/June issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine includes my story “Better Days,” a follow-up to an earlier story in
New Leaves, George Mason University
This week, George Mason University’s English Department and Creative Writing Program host the annual New Leaves Festival and Writers’ Conference.
Images: Moving and Still
At the request of Mystery Writers of America, I recorded a short excerpt from my Edgar-nominated story “English 398: Fiction
Meta-Fiction in Mysteries
What a nice surprise this week to find my story “English 398: Fiction Workshop” mentioned in an essay on meta-fiction
WIROB: Marital Malice
Many people have asked how my wife, Tara Laskowski, and I are handling it—being up for the same award in
EQMM Podcast: “English 398: Fiction Workshop”
I can’t say I enjoy hearing my own voice (do any of us?), but I was still super-pleased when the
Stories Ahead! (Or are they already behind us?!?)
This week brought an announcement and an acceptance—always a good week to be able to look toward publications in the