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The First Two Pages: “The Search for Eric Garcia” by E.A. Aymar

Art Taylor / January 4, 2022

In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers […]

Art Taylor / January 3, 2022

Want to start the new year off write? Perhaps with a resolution to hone your short fiction skills? Or maybe

Art Taylor / December 7, 2021

I’ve just published my latest quarterly newsletter—with reflections on the past year and a preview of what’s ahead for 2022,

Art Taylor / December 4, 2021

Two Sisters in Crime events ahead—one soon with my local chapter and the second in January with SinC National. Registration

Art Taylor / November 19, 2021

Each year, the Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime hosts a series of Mystery Author Extravaganzas—celebrating recent works published by

Art Taylor / November 18, 2021

Thanks to Nicolette Lemmon, on the Education Committee at Sisters in Crime, for inviting me to be part of the

Art Taylor / October 12, 2021

In April 2015, B.K. Stevens debuted the blog series “The First Two Pages,” hosting craft essays by short story writers

Art Taylor / September 5, 2021

What are the benefits—and the challenges—of three different types of mystery fiction: the short story, the standalone novel, and the

Art Taylor / August 15, 2021

Sisters in Crime has announced the first session of a four-part webinar series I’ll be hosting on writing short mystery

Thanks to Caroline Pak and the Alexandria Library for posting a YouTube video of a recent short story panel I

Several chapters of Sisters in Crime have hosted me lately for talks on writing short mystery fiction, and I’m grateful

Art Taylor / April 19, 2021

Linda Landrigan, editor of Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, and I are going to be part of a program on short