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Category Archives: Guest Blog
Let’s All Make Believe (and a giveaway)
Thanks so much to my quasi-neighbor Kathy Lynn Emerson/Kaitlyn Dunnett for inviting me back to talk about Just Make Believe, the third Lady Adelaide Mystery set in the 20s. The 1920s. I’d hate to set a novel in the 2020s—it … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s mystery, giveaway, guest post, Just Make Believe, Maggie Robinson, uest post
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PLEASE DON’T HATE ME, BUT I GOT A BOOK DEAL AND QUIT MY DAY JOB: A GUEST POST BY REGAN ROSE
I’m delighted to welcome Regan Rose to MCW today, who has thrilling news to share. Like me, Regan juggled writing with her work as a Portland lawyer until last fall, when her life took a sharp turn in a happy … Continue reading
Posted in Brenda's Posts, Guest Blog, Uncategorized
Tagged day job, debut novel, dreams, hard work, Regan Rose, success
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Back to the Land in Maine
Today we have a special treat, a post from special guest Elizabeth Penney, who has a new Maine-set mystery in stores now. Welcome, Liz. Thank you to Maine Crime Writers for including me as a guest! Although I now live … Continue reading
An Editor’s Tribute to Lea Wait
As part of Maine Crime Writers’ promotion of Lea Wait’s last book, Thread and Buried, we’re delighted to welcome John Scognamiglio to the blog. We asked him to say a few words about what it was like to be Lea’s … Continue reading
A Prohibition Primer by Maggie Robinson
Hello again! Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson kindly invited me to stop in to talk about my second 1920s-set Lady Adelaide Mystery, Who’s Sorry Now? It comes out tomorrow, a Saturday, which is weird, but I’m not in control, LOL. That’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s, guest blog. Maggie Robinson, historical mystery, Who's Sorry Now?
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The Bianca Goddard Mysteries
Today, our guest author, Mary Lawrence, discusses her fourth Bianca Goddard Alchemy mystery: Mary Lawrence: Thank you to the members of this blog for allowing me to announce the release of my fourth Bianca Goddard Mystery, The Alchemist of Lost Souls … Continue reading
The Reformation/Rehabilitation/Regeneration of a Romance Writer
Today please welcome special guest Maggie Robinson to Maine Crime Writers. Maggie is a former teacher, library clerk and mother of four who woke up in the middle of the night, absolutely compelled to create the perfect man and use … Continue reading
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Tagged Ghosts, historical mystery, Maggie Robinson, Maine writer, Nobody's Sweetheart Now
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Thoughts On Craft: A Guest Post
I’m delighted to welcome Sandra Neily back to Maine Crime Writers today for her thoughts on the craft of writing. A native of East Boothbay, Sandy’s novel Deadly Trespass has won a National Mystery Writers of America award and was … Continue reading
Posted in Brenda's Posts, Guest Blog, Sandra's Posts
Tagged advice, craft, Deadly Trespass, Sandra Neily, tips, writing
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Visiting Maine, and a Parade
By Barb, who is spending her Memorial Day helping her kids pack to move Happy Memorial Day, everyone! I hope you are all reading and relaxing. Today as my guest, I’m happy to have my friend Edith Maxwell, who tells … Continue reading
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Tagged Edith M. Maxwell, Local Foods Mysteries, Mulch Ado About Murder
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Whitey and Me
Joe Souza: I never met Whitey Bulger growing up. I’m not sure that I ever wanted to meet him, but I was certainly intrigued by the legend of the man. The truth is, Whitey Bulger is as responsible for my foray … Continue reading
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