Some time ago your very own Casey Daniels, a long time friend, asked me to guest blog at The Little Blog of Murder. I decided then that since I’m a former Clevelander (12 winters of snow), and my own series, the Ministry is Murder Mysteries, takes place in a small fictional town somewhere in […]

I wanted to let mystery people know that, FINALLY, after having my editors
in both my houses abandon ship, and finding that most NY houses wanted me to
start a new series, since they didn’t own the rights to the first four Ben
Reese books (the third of them was an Edgar Finalist), the fifth Ben Reese,
Watches Of […]

Sally Wright is a fellow Ohio mystery author, and was a 2001 Edgar award finalist for her novel Pursuit and Persuasion.
Animals. I’ve been thinking about them the last week (why, you’ll see by the end of this). Because what is it with them, that they can reduce seemingly ordinary sensible adult humans to quivering baby-talk […]

My name is Felix Gomez. You may be familiar with my vampire detective adventures. I was going to release my stories as an autobiography but ever since James Frey and the scandal over A Million Little Pieces, my publisher won’t allow me to present anything in memoir form without first substantiating my claims. […]

New Jersey born clinical psychologist Roberta Isleib took up writing golf mysteries to justify time spent on the links. Her first series, featuring a neurotic professional golfer and a sports psychologist, was nominated for both Agatha and Anthony awards.
Roberta’s new series starring a Connecticut psychologist and advice columnist debuted in 2007 with Deadly Advice. […]

Sarah Wisseman writes the Lisa Donahue archaeological mysteries, and has lots of fascinating stories about her field of study. Welcome to the L’il blog, Sarah!
My day job is archaeology, which means I tend to think in layers and I love dirt—both real dirt as in soil, and “dirt” as in good stories about squabbling […]

I got to know David Fulmer when I reviewed his beautiful book The Dying Crapshooter’s Blues for Crimespree Magazine. He has received rave reviews from many publications and continues to write lovely, musical fiction. Welcome to the L’il Blog, David! Judy
For me, it’s always been the music, stupid.
Yes, I was a journalist […]

Attorney Kate Flora is a graduate of Tufts University and Northeastern University School of Law. A former assistant attorney general for the state of Maine and the author of seven mystery novels, six in the Thea Kozak series and a stand-alone suspense novel. She has taught writing for Grub Street, the Maine Writers and Publishers […]

Beth Groundwater’s debut mystery, A REAL BASKET CASE, was released in March, 2007 to good reviews from Booklist, Kirkus Reviews, and other national publications. Also, she has published seven short stories, including one in Wild Blue Yonder, Frontier Airlines’ in-flight magazine, and one which was translated into Farsi. She is an active member of MWA, […]

Elizabeth Zelvin’s first mystery, Death Will Get You Sober, is coming from St. Martin’s in April 2008. She is a member of the blog Poe’s Deadly Daughters and is also a therapist who practices online at LZcybershrink. I’ve had the pleasure of knowing her for several years, and her name is in the […]