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A Coroner’s Guide to Writing Autopsy Scenes: Dr. Christina VandePol

The banner shows a modern autopsy table. If your crime book contains an autopsy scene, you want to get it[…]

Today I’m chatting with Robyn Gigl, the author of the award winning attorney Erin McCabe mystery series. Robyn, TIME Magazine[…]

I’m always hunting for a bit of wisdom. Sometimes the right quote will shoot me in the right direction. Or[…]

I’m currently writing book three of my art thriller trilogy. The other day I was writing away, minding my own[…]

Last year, the ten winners of the prestigious Emirate Literary Fellowship came to Gotham Writers in NYC, where I work.[…]

For a Happy New Years gift, the wonderful and prolific Martin Edwards, crime novelist, savior of vintage crime, and one[…]

Happy New Year to all Miss Demeanors wonderful readers! Today I wanted to ring in 2024 by introducing you to[…]

Please welcome Clay Stafford, the Renaissance man who has developed KILLER NASHVILLE with its Silver Falchion Award into an international[…]

I’ve been gathering research for a stand alone mystery set in 1926, for writing next year, while at the same[…]

“What parts of yourself do you have to sacrifice to earn a killer’s trust?” That’s the question Cal Lovett, the[…]