Tag Archives: historical mysteries

Beware the Ides of March

Posted on March 15, 2022 by kaitlynkathy

Kathy Lynn Emerson here, writing on March 15, 2022. Superstition claims March 15 is an unlucky day because the “ides” was the date Julius Caesar was assassinated. The quote comes from Shakespeare, and that isn’t surprising. From my research for … Continue reading →

Posted in Kaitlyn's Posts | Tagged Face Down series, historical mysteries, Ides of March, Kathy Lynn Emerson, sixteenth century, superstitions | 2 Comments

A Full House of YA Excellence

Posted on January 27, 2020 by bereksennebec

John Clark sharing five young adult books that are all stellar in different ways. Three are in a series with the final book coming out late last week, just in time for me to write this post. Another describes hardscrabble … Continue reading →

Tagged Betty Culley, Gerry Boyle, Hardscrabble Maine, historical mysteries, John Clark, Katie McGarry, Maureen Johnson, Young Adult Fiction | Leave a comment

Post-Malice Ramblings

Posted on May 7, 2015 by kaitlynkathy

As most folks reading this blog already know, Kate, Lea, Dorothy, Brenda and I spent last weekend at Malice Domestic in Bethesda, Maryland, along with six hundred or so like-minded folks. I stayed over till Monday before flying home to … Continue reading →

Posted in Kaitlyn's Posts | Tagged Aunt Agatha's, Barb Goffman, Bouchercon, boy in the iron coffin, Brenda Buchanan, Dorothy Cannell, Gigi Pandian, historical mysteries, Historical Novel Society conference, jessie crockett, JoAnna Carl, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kate Flora, Kathleen Earnst, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Lea Wait, Maddy Hunter, Maine Crime Wave, Malice Domestic, Margaret Maron, mystery conferences, Mystery Loves Company, New England Crime Bake, Rhys Bowen, Scene of the Crime, Sherry Harris, short stories, Victoria Thompson | 17 Comments

Historical Mystery Roundup

Posted on May 30, 2014 by kaitlynkathy

Kaitlyn Dunnett in my Kathy Lynn Emerson persona here to report that historical mysteries are thriving. Since I went on hiatus from my Face Down series back in 2008 (after writing a book on how to write historical mysteries) a … Continue reading →