Member News: Lina Zeldovich Wins with Love
Lina Zeldovich’s short story “Love Is a Strange Thing” just won an honorable mention in the Writer’s Digest Popular Fiction Award. It was submitted in the Romance category, though she …
Lina Zeldovich’s short story “Love Is a Strange Thing” just won an honorable mention in the Writer’s Digest Popular Fiction Award. It was submitted in the Romance category, though she …
Malice Domestic is having its 22nd annual conference to discuss and celebrate mysteries from April 30th to May 2nd, 2010. We’re thrilled that 3 of our local/recently-local Sisters have been …
In yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, David B. Rivkin, Jr. offered his selections for the 5 best historical mystery novels, and THE FIRE KIMONO, by chapter member Laura Joh Rowland, is …
Showing wonderful coordination with his recent historical release, member Kenneth Wishnia has written a short story about two rabbis and a wise woman exiled from Prague in the 16th century. …
Member Peggy Ehrhart’s debut mystery about a blues singer, titled in print as SWEET MAN IS GONE, has been released as an audiobook. Andrea Bates is the reader/performer, and Books …
With sadness, we report that chapter member Winifred Seery of Glastonbury, Connecticut passed away on January 29th at the age of 75. Her obituary with online guestbook is posted …
THE FIFTH SERVANT, published by William Morrow, is a Jewish-themed historical mystery that takes place in Prague, 1592. On the eve of Passover, in the fragile safety of the Jewish …
Blame the holidays (okay, I will,) but we’re precisely a month behind in announcing the 4th installment in Maggie Barbieri’s Murder 101 series published by St. Martin’s. St. Thomas University …
Publishers Weekly is spearheading the first of this annual event as an opportunity to celebrate bookselling and the vibrant culture of bookstores. No matter your favorite independent nook or chain, stop …
Peggy Ehrhart has sold the second book in her blues mystery series to Five Star/Gale/Cengage. Titled GOT NO FRIEND ANYHOW, it features Ehrhart’s blues-singer sleuth Elizabeth “Maxx” Maxwell in a second mystery …