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A Writer’s Life
Beverle Graves Myers
Central Crime Zone
Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind – A+ crime fiction blog
Femme Fatales
First Offenders
Flogging the Quill
Galleycat
Hey, There’s a Dead Guy in the Living Room
I Love a Good Mystery
Jennifer Weiner
John Scalzi
Karen MacInerney’s Poisoned Pen Letters
Killer Hobbies
Lorraine Bartlett
Molly Weston’s Meritorious Mysteries
Murderati
Naked Authors
Nancy J. Cohen
Poe’s Deadly Daughters
Publisher’s Marketplace
SJ Rozan
The Cozy Chicks
The Good Girls Kill for Money Club
The Lady Killers
The Lipstick Chronicles
The Outfit
Tracy Montoya
Working Stiffs
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Archive for the 'Announcements' Category

It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Dear Lil’ Blog readers,
Casey here. My fellow bloggers and I have made a decision: we’re closing down the Little Blog of Murder.
It’s been a great ride, and we’ve had fun, but like all good things, it’s time for this one to come to an end.
Thank you all for your support. I’ve enjoyed virtually [...]

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

In my December release, Too Much Stuff, Skip, one of the young detectives, is Scuba diving off the coast of Islamorada, Florida and he finds two gold coins from a 1728 Spanish shipwreck. Pretty cool.
Actually, it’s not unusual to find treasure in Islamorada. There were a lot of ships that went down in [...]

Cleveland

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

So I was in the Cleveland Clinic this past week and neither Amanda nor Casey even sent flowers. And Zorro was nowhere to be seen. Actually I was only there one night, so I didn’t tell anyone. But still…you’d think fellow authors…
For those of you who are familiar with the Cleveland Clinic, [...]

Charlie’s Angels

Thursday, September 1st, 2011

just got back from Miami. I usually stay at a friend’s condo on Byscane Bay. It’s called the Grand, and Tom has a wonderful place, 23 stories up on the water. You can see over South Beach. There’s a marina in front of the buidling, and the cruise ships dock not [...]

Final Edit

Thursday, August 11th, 2011

Too Much Stuff has finally had its last edit. The book which releases in December has gone through countless editing and this last round, carefully worked on by my editor and publisher, has made what I think is a great story, even better. That’s what edits are supposed to do.
One line here and [...]

Giving Away Books

Thursday, August 4th, 2011

Years ago, in my distant past, I remember an advertising campaign where the guy said “I don’t want to make money, I just love to sell carpet.” The suggestion was that at his prices he was giving the carpet away. I never heard if he went broke or not. However, that’s [...]

Remember How We Did It?

Thursday, July 28th, 2011

Remember when your parents told you how hard it was when THEY were kids? They had to walk thirty miles in a snowstorm…uphill, just to go to school? Well, I am now at an age when I can tell that story as well.
I started an advertising agency over 30 years ago. I wish I’d kept [...]

How Did We Do It?

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011

Remember when your parents told you how hard it was when THEY were kids? They had to walk thirty miles in a snowstorm…uphill, just to go to school? Well, I am now at an age when I can tell that story as well.
I started an advertising agency over 30 years ago. I [...]

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

I’m working on a short story about James Lessor and Skip Moore, my two guys from the Stuff series. My publisher feels we need to have a short story, introducing Skip and James to an audience that has not met them in the previous four novels. (5 comes out in December. Too [...]

Slush Pile

Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

Editors have long been known for having a slush pile…a collection of manuscripts that they have put aside, thinking one day they will reach into that pile and find a gem that they overlooked. Well, in most cases there are no gems and the manuscripts have been discarded for a reason. They aren’t [...]