The Maine Crime Writers
Monthly Archives: August 2013
What We’re Reading . . .
As we settle into Labor Day weekend, and those last great days of summer, we’ve been talking about the great books we’re reading. Please share some of your favorite summer reads as well. Susan Vaughan: I’m reading the newest releases … Continue reading
Paths of Research … Diderot and Me
Lea Wait, here. As many of you know, I write historical novels for young people as well as my mysteries for adults, so I’m very familiar with researching the past. Often I also do historical research for my Shadows Antique Print Mystery … Continue reading
HIKING & PLOTTING ON MONHEGAN ISLAND
Susan Vaughan here. I wrote this post before the tragic accident occurred on the Monhegan ferry dock in Port Clyde, an ugly event in such a picturesque and peaceful setting. My heart goes out to those injured and to the Gold … Continue reading
An Old Fogey Goes to New York
Kate Flora, here, recently back from a trip to New York City. As a writer, I tend to be a solitary person. It’s hard to pry me away from my desk. I try to look at events like a few … Continue reading
Surgeon In An Electrolux
Readers of this blog know a lot about Maine because we share our secret places, favorite restaurants, scenic drives, etc. Later this week, you’ll read our collective take on “why Maine?” While our state isn’t perfect (what state is), there … Continue reading
