Mystery's Finest Hour
Winter New Releases
 A Cadger's Curse Diane Gilbert Madsen |
 Death at the Alma Mater G.M. Malliet |
 Corpse on the Cob Sue Ann Jaffarian |
 Phi Beta Murder C.S. Challinor |
Last week I did something I never thought I would do in a million years. No, scratch that. Two things I never thought I’d do in a million years.First, I signed contracts with Midnight Ink to write a third mystery series. ...
by Tom SchreckHey Everybody!My new Duffy Dombrowski Mystery was released on 12/1. If you look for it on the Midnight Ink website you won't find it...
Midnight Ink Wow! There is a intense amount of snow building up outside of our offices! Stay warm out there...
I was busily writing at home last week when my husband called me up and asked if I wanted to meet him for lunch. I hopped in the car and drove the 25 minutes over to his office to pick him up. Usually when we have lunch, we eat at a sandwich shop or get some Chinese food…nothing fancy. ...
Donna Lea Simpson
Thank you, Midnight Ink, for the plug! We, at Cozy Murder Mysteries, are interested in all writers and readers of mystery, and would love to host some of you. Got an idea for a blog topic? Let us know!!
From: Cozy Murder Mysteries blog.
Midnight Ink The father of mystery has still got it!
www.telegraph.co.uk
A copy of Edgar Allan Poe's first book fetched $662,500 at a Christie's auction in New York, smashing the previous record price for American literature.
Today's post will be short and sweet (very sweet!). I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be writing a new series for Midnight Ink. It features Channing Hayes, a stand-up comic with a tragic past, who is now part owner of a comedy club...
G.M. Malliet will be at St. John's Episcopal Church today, signing books from noon to 1:30 pm. The fundraising event, "Christmas Spirit in the Heart of Georgetown," features more than two dozen local authors...
by G.M. MallietI was recently tapped to be one of the judges in a writing competition. What an honor. What a responsibility. What a real labor of love - emphasis on labor, emphasis on love...
by Felicia Donovan Growing up, my parents frequently entertained. Their "themed" parties were quite popular among friends and neighbors. As children, we heard phrases like "highball" and "gin and tonic" and knew that these were special drinks that only adults could ha...ve. Well, I'm an adult now...
by Julia BuckleyI didn't have much time to do my post today, but I thought I'd share a picture of the Christkindle Market, also known as Christmas Market or Weihnachtsmarkt, in my mother's home town...
Midnight Ink A STARRED REVIEW from Booklist for Agatha Award winner G.M. Malliet's newst cozy: DEATH AT THE ALMA MATER! "The reader who hasn’t yet discovered Malliet's St. Just Mystery series has a real treat in store. Malliet’s writing is both smooth and elegant and her humor delicious.” You can pre-order it now :)
www.midnightinkbooks.com
St. Michael's College, Cambridge, is prestigious, stately, and in frightful disrepair. To replenish the college's dwindling coffers, the Master holds a fundraising weekend for wealthy alums. But all goes awry when the glamorous Lexy Laurant is found viciously strangled to death. ...
Midnight Ink A Publishers Weekly article on the genre of mystery fiction - when has it become literary fiction and what's the differenct (if any)? A very interesting read!
www.publishersweekly.com
“Categories are like walls,” says bestselling author Michael Connelly, “and walls keep people out.” What separates the genre of crime fiction from literary fiction may be more membrane than wall, but it's still a barrier that is often tricky to penetrate.
Two months ago today was the official publication date of my second novel, Smasher: A Silicon Valley Thriller...
