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    Archive for the 'Guest' Category

    No Couch Needed

    Monday, May 22nd, 2006

    **Playing the role of Heather today is Agatha nominated author and good buddy, Laura Bradford. Thanks for filling in for me, Laura, while I’m on the road in North Carolina! **
    Time heals all wounds.
    Whoever came up with that phrase, was, in my opinion, an idiot.
    Time doesn’t heal the loss of a loved one. Time doesn’t […]

    Conference Keepsakes by Joe Richardson

    Sunday, May 14th, 2006

    **The Little Blog of Murder welcomes guest blogger, Joe Richardson, one of this year’s William F. Deeck—Malice Domestic Grant for Unpublished Writers winners. Congrats on the grant, Joe!**
    Most of life’s keepsakes are packaged as firsts. First kiss, first love, first moment you suspect your kids are brighter than you.
    They’re magic, these mental mementoes.
    And I […]

    Guest Author: Jerry Holt

    Sunday, May 7th, 2006

    Sharon says: Jerry’s first mystery novel, The Killing of Strangers, was just published a few days ago! He’s a fantastic writer, and I was delighted to work with him at Antioch Writer’s Workshop (Yellow Springs, Ohio) a few years ago. And now, here’s Jerry.

    Understanding Mitochondrial DNA by DP Lyle, MD

    Sunday, April 16th, 2006

    **The Little Blog of Murder welcomes D. P. Lyle, MD, a Macavity Award winning and Edgar Award® nominated author of both fiction and non-fiction. Welcome, D.P.!**
    Writers ask me all sorts of questions about medical and forensic
    issues. Many deal with DNA, which is now widely understood by most
    writers. But the special type of DNA […]

    Boundless Imagination by Lorraine Bartlett

    Sunday, April 9th, 2006

    **The Little Blog of Murder welcomes guest blogger Lorraine Bartlett, author of Murder on the Mind. Welcome, Lorraine!**
    Many a new writer is told to “write what you know.” If I’d gone that route, I’d only write about women working in boring offices, typing their lives away.
    Luckily, my imagination expands beyond corporate […]

    A Norse of Another Color by Caroline Todd

    Sunday, April 2nd, 2006

    **The Little Blog of Murder welcomes Caroline Todd, who writes the the Ian Rutledge series with her son, Charles, under the pen name Charles Todd. Welcome, Caroline!**
    I can’t talk politics here. Which is too bad since the politics I know best are those of 1919 Britain. At least I feel I know them best–they […]

    The Launch by Laura Durham

    Sunday, March 26th, 2006

    **The Little Blog of Murder welcomes guest blogger Laura Durham, Agatha nominee for Best First Novel, and the author of the Annabelle Archer mystery series.**
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    Signing Anxiety by Sara Rosett

    Sunday, March 19th, 2006

    **The Little Blog of Murder welcomes guest blogger, Sara Rosett, author of the soon-to-be released Moving is Murder, her mystery debut. Congrats, Sara!**
    The release date of Moving is Murder is almost here and I have one big fear. Well, that’s not true. I have many fears, but one of the biggest is that I’ll make […]

    Thrillers by Libby Hellmann

    Sunday, March 12th, 2006

    Before I start, I want to say how honored I am to guest blog for you this weekend. Thanks to all… especially Father Don, who is known to prowl the streets of South Florida with his four nuns on Saturday night. I know for a fact Father Don and his entourage were spotted at the […]

    Let the Stalking Begin by Laura Bradford

    Saturday, February 25th, 2006

    I’m beginning to suspect my mailman is afraid of me. And, truth be told, he probably should be. I’ve been lying in wait next to my mailbox for the past week. No, I’m not waiting for my tax return (though it’s a good one considering I spent far more than I earned this year) or […]