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Today’s Words of Wisdom takes a fact-based, real world turn and looks at the science of forensics. Lisa Black, Sue Coletta and Garry Rodgers all provide facts and insights which ca...
When a crime-fiction conference recently came to San Francisco, a friend of mine issued me a challenge: since Capri Sanzio, the protagonist of my current mystery series, is a true-...
When a celebrity author is murdered at a crime writing festival, a Scandi-noir writer and an English 'crime-ance' novelist plot to catch the killer of a man they both love to hate.
Just when you thought thrillers and mysteries were the only place to find a body, along comes a small army of writers who love a good romance and a lot of laughter with their untim...
A few years ago, sharing the stage at a book festival with another crime writer, there was a question from the audience about what kind of research we did. My fellow author talked...
Pathology is central to everything. A bridge between science and medicine, pathology analyzes changes in tissue to determine the mechanisms of disease. Immediately upon understandi...
By Francis Hamit: Another exciting and provocative panel. The “When” of the storyline matters as much as the “Where, Who, and Why” Catching a Criminal: Forensics for SF/Mystery Wri...
By PJ Parrish Okay, I’d like you to read this short scene from a book I grabbed off my shelf. See if you can figure out what’s wrong here. Jesse handed him the Jack Daniels. Louis...
Delivering justice is a worthy goal for any fictional sleuth. But is it enough?
Presented by Queer Crime Writers, an organization advocating for LGBTQIA+ authors. Where would you like to go this autumn? Sydney during the Depression? New York City at the turn o...
by Debbie Burke This story hits close to home. About seven years ago, a woman named Kyle Ann Morrow attended the Flathead River Writers Conference. She was from White Sulphur Spr...
We’ll get things going this week with a little bit of amateur sleuth fun – it’s Grace & Jo Have Never Solved a Murder. To be fair, neither have I, although I did figure out whi...
For most of us, writing is a solitary profession. We imagine, we research, we write, we revise. Sure, sometimes we brainstorm with others or call upon experts for information, but...
For the past twenty years, my life has run on two parallel tracks—writing novels and teaching others how to write novels. On the writing side, I’ve written over 20 novels for reade...
Forensic investigations in television and movies, especially murders, tend to be fast and exciting. After a few twists in the story, the medical examiner (who was also picking up b...
Arthur Conan Doyle and Stephen King wrote both novels and short stories, Zora Neale Hurston as well, as did John Steinbeck. Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood is a classic, but so is hi...
After decades of watching and reading thrillers, you would think that most people would be well versed in the ins and outs of getting away with murder. Yet, time and time again, we...
One of the most delicious parts of crime fiction is that it’s loaded with tension. Our desire to know what will happen next in a story keeps us racing through the pages. We gather...
A serial killer toys with a police detective, exploiting his haunted past.
Cozy mystery amateur sleuths always seem to stumble into solving murders with surprising results. Their day jobs may seem like ordinary professions on the surface, but once a myste...
I’m currently stuck in the bog of plot and planning. I’ve been here for a week trying to outline my next murder mystery/fantasy mash up. Being a plotter (and being horrified by the...
These mysteries ask the question, "Do law and order still apply at the end of the world?"
Prologue Wednesday, July 9, 1997 Her necropolis has a name. Historic and haunted, the handful of homes and shops that butt up along the Kinnickinnic River make up Milwaukee’s oldes...
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