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Romantic Suspense, Kate? Really?

Posted on May 18, 2020

Kate Flora:  When I announced to people who know me that my new book, Wedding Bell Ruse, (ebook ISBN 9781647160876) published tomorrow, is romantic suspense, people asked me why the switch? Am I going in a new direction? It is quite a switch to … Continue reading →

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Pretzel Man and Black Bean Woman: Can This Marriage Be Saved?

Posted on May 5, 2020

Kate Flora: I’ve written before about how well-suited the writer’s regular life is to quarantine. We’re solitary. Disciplined. And used to having our projects go on for months or even years at a time. Recently, I wrote about the problem caused … Continue reading →

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The Attention Span of a Gnat

Posted on April 23, 2020

Kate Flora: Seems like we’re all asking the same questions of each other these days: How is everyone doing out there? You okay? In some ways, it seems like we are more in touch than usual. Adult children calling their parents. … Continue reading →

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Weekend Update April 18-19, 2020

Posted on April 18, 2020

Next week at Maine Crime Writers, there will be a posts by Charlene D’Avanzo (Monday), Maureen Milliken (Tuesday), Kate Flora (Thursday) and Darcy Scott (Friday). On the weekend, we’ll be sharing photos of some of our favorite Maine (and a … Continue reading →

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The Games We’re Playing to Stay Sane

Posted on April 3, 2020

Kate Flora: Probably being in quarantine is easier for me than for many, since except for the now canceled trips to the store, the occasional dinner with friends, and going to the gym, my life is pretty much unchanged. As an … Continue reading →

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Calling the Cops on an Iguana

Posted on March 23, 2020

Kate Flora: My husband and I have gotten in the habit of spending the month of March away from New England to escape from a too long winter. This winter, of course, has not been so bad, but the plans were … Continue reading →

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New Settings, New Thoughts

Posted on March 3, 2020

Kate Flora: Travel is one way I keep from getting stuck in familiar old ruts–the same house, office, routes, books that surround me. At the moment, we’ve just arrived on Sanibel Island, on the Gulf Coast of Florida after a long … Continue reading →

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