Tag Archives: Maine Literary Awards

Interview with Janis Bolster

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Barbara Ross

When the crime fiction finalist list for the Maine Literary Awards came out, there were two very familiar names on it–Maine Crime Writers’ own Paul Doiron for Trespasser and Gerry Boyle for Port City Black and White. The third finalist, … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Blog | Tagged Books in Boothbay, Janis Bolster, Maine Literary Awards, murder in two tenses, Reck House Press, the lost daughters | 1 Comment

Time to Shed the Fleece and Star Schmoozing: a guest blog by Brenda Buchanan

Posted on April 21, 2012 by mainecrimewriters

Julia Spencer-Fleming here, with a guest post by my friend, fellow law-school classmate, and writing aficionado Brenda Buchanan. Are you a writer – published or unpublished – living in Maine? Have you spent the winter bundled up in front of … Continue reading →

Posted in Julia's Posts | Tagged Maine, Maine Literary Awards, Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance, writing, writing conferences, writing retreats | 7 Comments

Maine Literary Awards To Include Awards for Crime and Sci Fi.

Posted on January 25, 2012 by mainecrimewriters

Jim Hayman: Last week Josh Bodwell, the talented and energetic young Executive Director of the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance, sent out a press release announcing that nominations for MWPA’s 2012 Maine Literary Awards were open and that submissions will … Continue reading →