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 […]
My first event of 2024 will be a short story talk with the Upper Hudson Chapter of Sisters in Crime […]
Only once each year does the University Club of DC open its doors to the general public—and that day is
This year is the 25th anniversary Fall for the Book Festival, held each year at George Mason University and at
My essay “It’s No Mystery: What Genre Fiction Can Teach All Writers” has been included in a teaching forum section
This week, we’ll be heading to San Diego—my wife, Tara Laskowski, and our son, Dash—for this year’s Bouchercon, and what
Crippen & Landru has just formally announced a new multi-author anthology: The School of Hard Knox, with fourteen British and
I just sent out my summer newsletter—looking at Bouchercon plans, previewing a new anthology with one of my stories, School
Bouchercon has just published its schedule of panels, and I’m thrilled to be part of the program in several ways—including
This Thursday, I’ll be sharing a piece of flash fiction on stage alongside a killer line-up of crime writers—part of
Thanks to Kristopher Zgorski and Shawn Reilly Simmons for inviting me to join episode two of We Are What We
This Saturday, May 20, is the Gaithersburg Book Festival—with authors from across the region and the nation and more! I’m
Sisters in Crime is hosting an auction, “Crime Writers for Justice,” for the Innocence Project, which “works to free the