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blogged by JULE SELBO This week I was a guest on Steven Jame’s podcast: The Story Blender. It’s a weekly podcast for authors, storytellers, comedians, actors and filmmakers. I met Steven at ThrillerFest, we were on the same panel, assigned … Continue reading →

Jule Selbo Because of losing track of days and locations (where I am waking up each morning) due to travel (family events, conferences, friends’ milestones that cannot be missed, teaching commitments that were made way too early and couldn’t be … Continue reading →

by Jule Selbo James Lee Burke, age 87 now, is an American author who we know from the David Robicheaux series (17 books so far, by my count) and the Sheriff Hackberry Holland series (13 books by my count). He’s … Continue reading →

  In a long-past-due-because-of-the-pandemic-trip, we set off with great excitement – but I soon realized the biggest problem I have while traveling is starting my day in the way that makes the rest of my day ‘feel good’. I like … Continue reading →

by Jule Selbo At this moment, I’m sitting in the heart of Florence, Italy –  a five minute walk from the Duomo (the Basilica Santa Maria del Fiore), a one minute walk from the Cathedral San Lorenzo (filled with dead … Continue reading →

Jule Selbo A few days ago I attended a ZOOM event (set up through Thriller Fest) – it was an interview with the prolific Dean Koontz.     and 100 more** The hour went by quickly – and he had … Continue reading →

posted by Jule Selbo I got way behind in life this month, with the holiday traveling, with the publication of my latest Dee Rommel Book (8 DAYS), a persistent (obsessive?) re-work of chapter 12 and 13 in 7 DAYS and … Continue reading →

by Jule Selbo Maybe like any other James Bond movie lover, the question of who will be taking over the role from Daniel Craig (No Time to Die was his swan song) has popped into my mind. A few days … Continue reading →

by Jule Selbo 8 DAYS, the third book in my Dee Rommel Mystery series, will be released December 6, 2023.  The publisher tells me the paperback and hardback will be out a bit sooner, but the digital version will ‘drop’ … Continue reading →

by Jule Selbo It was a dark Tuesday night, first week of October, at the Topsham Library. The Mystery Game, set up by Topsham librarian Linda Meadows and MCW Kate Flora, was in progress. Barbara Ross, Dick Cass and I … Continue reading →