Check out my podcasted short story "Two Birds One Stone", about how two quick-witted African Grey parrots show off their superior problem solving skills, on Mystery Rat's Maze at:
https://t.co/ONCUSJX739
Everybody knows some birds are pretty sharp thinkers, right?
Lorie Lewis Ham, editor in chief and publisher of Kings River Life Magazine, and the Mystery Rat's Maze Podcast, puts in an appearance on the MurderBooks blog, today, at: https://t.co/tKr80g0tck
For you mystery short story writers, this is an interesting publication opportunity.
Giving a shout out to the upcoming Georgia Writers Museum 2024 Retreat. If you're in the area and an aspiring writer, consider attending: https://t.co/anqGvy9w0Z
I'm visiting Debra Goldstein's blog, today, It's Not Always A Mystery, talking about how I got the nerve to try writing short stories. Come by for a visit, at: https://t.co/gPSuXEQtHp
Give a listen: I'm today's guest for Episode 14 of Carol Goodman Kaufman's podcast Murder We Write, talking about mystery writing and career management for new authors, at: https://t.co/MahZNPJeff
Please check out my interview with Meagan Lucas, on MurderBooks, today, where she gives us the lowdown on her writing and her new short story collection out from Shotgun Honey, at: https://t.co/J7tT4Xcbzr
Christopher Swann, high school English teacher, author of five mysteries, and a Georgia Author of the Year is on the MurderBooks blog, today, at: https://t.co/QwNaVT2jGO
For those looking for a window into writing narrative non-fiction, have a look at this virtual class being offered through the Georgia Writers Museum:
https://t.co/BRdboBGTyP
A very creative sister duo visits MurderBooks, today, to tell us about what it's like to work together on a mystery with strong romantic elements. https://t.co/qN5gWHojqK
16 yrs after my debut crime novel & 2 1/2 yrs after I quit writing for good I made the NYT best seller list today.
I know I am very lucky; but to every struggling writer out there I say this: sometimes luck happens, so please try to hang in there as long as you possibly can.
Super thrilled that River of Secrets, my second Wallace Hartman Mystery, is a @KillerNashville Silver Falchion Award Finalist in the Mystery category. Congrats to all the finalists.
https://t.co/dbHCVkdNpx