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Review of Matt Coleman's A ROCKY DIVORCE

Simply brilliant and seriously funny! Matt Coleman's Raquel "Rocky" Champagnolle is a magnificent creation - not only a protagonist but...

Elgon Williams

Nov 7, 20192 min read

A Review of Debut Novel by Nola Nash - Crescent City Moon

Crescent City Moon by debut novelist Nola Nash has a creepy vibe throughout that establishes it as a great Halloween read…or a perfect...

Elgon Williams

Oct 28, 20192 min read

Book Baby Interview Series: Sherri Orvik's Killer Secrets

Here is the latest in my BookBaby 📚👶interview series where my book interviews newborn playmates! Today we visit with Sherrie Orvik and...

Laura Kemp

Jun 3, 20193 min read

THE TERATOLOGIST: monsters in Palm Beach hangin' with Mark Twain

Two people in 1902 Gilded Age Palm Beach who have very different physical deformities also exhibit paranormal gifts. Dr. Frank Follett...

Penni Jones

Dec 24, 20182 min read

Gearing Up For Bouchercon

In October 2016, my FB newsfeed was full of posts about Bouchercon. It was in New Orleans that year, and it was apparently the best time...

Penni Jones

Aug 25, 20183 min read

What Do You Mean by "Scary?"

I’m a mystery writer and reader, but for a couple of weeks every summer, I read a bunch of horror novels. Horror novels don’t really...

Laura Ellen Scott

Jun 26, 20183 min read

Finding your people

Writing tends to be a solitary pursuit. You lock yourself away in an office, bedroom, or library and churn out the kind of words that...

Nicole Asselin

Jun 8, 20182 min read

Digging For Netflix Gold

Most of my experience with Netflix consists of me scrolling, scrolling, scrolling for something new to watch before nodding at my remote...

Matt Coleman

May 25, 20184 min read

Know What You Write

"Write what you know." Age old advice to writers. But I would argue this advice is a tad....incomplete. I'd say, "Write what you know,...

Nola Nash

May 15, 20182 min read

Allow Me to Be Your Book Concierge

I have long been fascinated by the concept of a concierge. Maybe it's because I have rarely been able to afford to stay in a hotel which...