The Maine Crime Writers
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Tag Archives: Moving to Maine
Where Do We Get Our Ideas? We Look Around and There They Are . . .
We crime writers are often asked where we get our ideas. Do we conjure them up like magicians? Keep inspirational dream journals? Scribble down snippets of snatched conversations? Sometimes, it seems, we merely have to live in the right little … Continue reading
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Tagged Camden Maine, Hunter Douglas, Jason and Mary Throne, Moving to Maine, Mt. Battie, Rusty Brace, Vicki Doudera
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Living in Maine vs Vacationing
Lea Wait, here. And although many people (from away) now consider me a Maine writer, I am very conscious of the fact that a) I was born in Boston. And b) I’ve only lived in Maine full-time since 1998. Of … Continue reading
Thank you, Sarah Graves!
I lead a double life. Vicki Doudera here. Most of you know me as the author of the Darby Farr Mysteries, a series that stars an Asian American real estate agent who solves crimes and makes deals. Final Settlement is … Continue reading
June Firsters — Characters All
We probably all know at least one person who shares our birthday, but living in a small Maine town for nearly three decades (can that really be?) means that I know quite a few. Vicki Doudera here. I’m not talking … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Fernald, birthday, Camden Maine, Darby Farr Mysteries, Jory Squibb, June, Moonbeam, Moving to Maine, Pat Jones, Sue Hopkins, Vicki Doudera
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Maine, The Most Peaceful State
Vicki Doudera here. Today I’m headed to Bethesda to join many of my fellow traditional mystery writers at the Malice Domestic conference. From there, I’ll squish in a car with a few other writers and head to Oakmont, Pennsylvania, for … Continue reading
Maine Crime Writers: Vicki Doudera
Maine Crime Writers’ own Vicki Doudera is a million-dollar broker with a busy coastal firm handling luxury real estate. She is the author of nonfiction books on real estate relocation, and of the Darby Farr Mystery Series—A House to Die … Continue reading
