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Category Archives: Guest Blog
Pandemic Perspectives
Today, we are delighted to welcome Katherine Hall Page back to blog to talk about her new book, and writing during the pandemic. Katherine Hall Page: My new book, The Body in the Web is not about being in Maine. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged crime writing, Faith Fairchild, Katherine Hall Page, maine crime writer, maine mysteries, series mysteries
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Short on story ideas? Become a bartender.
From time to time, we like to introduce our readers to new Maine mystery writers. Today we’re pleased to share a post from newly published author Albert Waitt. Albert Waitt: As I was becoming a writer, I paid my bills by … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blog, Uncategorized
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But Where’s the Dead Body?
Today we have a very special guest at Maine Crime Writers. I’m especially pleased to have Shelley Burbank visit us because, way back in the dark ages before there was an Internet, she was a student in a section of … Continue reading
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Tagged Final Draft, guest post, Maine writer, Olivia Lively Mysteries, Shelley Burbank
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The Guest Who Came in from the Cold
Irene M. Drago: Last summer, I spied two crime writers at the Railway Village in Boothbay. Kate Flora and Jule Selbo were sitting behind a table covered with stacks of their top selling mysteries, and I was sitting a few authors … Continue reading
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The Road to Maine was Paved with . . . Words
Please welcome our special guest, Kait Carson, to Maine Crime Writers. Thank you, Maine Crime Writers, for inviting me to blog with you today. I’m an avid reader of this blog. The topics are diverse, and always interesting. I’d also … Continue reading
The mysterious case of Elizabeth Freel
From time to time, we introduce you to guests whose work we believe you will find as fascinating as we do. Today’s guest is one of them, as you will soon discover. Kristen Seavey Intro I spend a lot of … Continue reading
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Candy Cane for the Soul
Please welcome Sylvie Kurtz as our guest blogger today at Maine Crime Writers. Sylvie lives in neighboring New Hampshire and writes wonderful novels loaded with adventure and romance. This week, just in time for Christmas giving, she has a new … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas by Candlelight, Christmas in Brighton, Christmas novels, guest blog, Sylvie Kurtz
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Mainely Writing
Today we introduce you to writer Sharon Dean, whose new mystery is set in Maine. Sharon Dean: Writer Matt Cost lives in Maine and sets his Mainely Mystery series in The Pine Tree State. We both publish through Encircle Publications located … Continue reading
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BALANCE, STORY GENRE AND HOW MUCH ROOM DOES BACKSTORY GET?
Today I’m pleased to introduce MWC blog readers to Jule Selbo, a multi-talented writer who recently has made Portland her permanent home. Jule is a former screenwriter (with film and television credits), a playwright (her most-recent play BOXES premiered at … Continue reading