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Win A Book Wednesday: May 4, 2022
Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson is giving away a print copy of The Valentine Veilleux Mysteries (three short stories and a novella featuring a calendar and pet photographer as the amateur sleuth). To enter, leave a comment after reading Kaitlyn/Kathy’s last … Continue reading →
Posted in Win a Book Wednesday
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Tagged cozy mysteries, giveaway, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kathy Lynn Emerson, novella, short stories, Valentine Veilleux Mysteries
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In the Beginning
John Clark playing with beginnings. I’m aware that many writers I know, or follow through online blogs are feeling the funk of an extended pandemic. I have no such problem, at least in terms of short stories. I’m particularly pleased … Continue reading →
Posted in John Clark
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Tagged Creativity during ther Pandemic, John R. Clark, Magical realism, Maine fiction, short stories, suspense, Urban fantasy
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To Revise or Not To Revise
Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson here, today pondering a question that arose while working on one of the projects I mentioned in our last group post. When it comes to a new story or novel, there’s no question. You revise and … Continue reading →
Hello Darkness, My Old Friend
Hello Darkness, My Old Friend John Clark on the topic of short stories. Years ago, I was invested in writing full length books when my sister Kate suggested I might be good at writing short stories. She was one of … Continue reading →
Posted in John Clark
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Tagged alcoholism, Anthologies, Carlos Castanada, Horror, John Clark, Level Best Books, librarians, mystery stories, Power spots, short stories
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Anti-social
Jessie: In New Hampshire where the snow has melted sufficiently to expose cheerful clumps of daffodils. I’ve been thinking a great deal lately about technology and social media. With all that has been on the news about privacy violations and … Continue reading →
Posted in Jessie's Posts, Uncategorized
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Jessica Ellicott, Jessica Estevao, jessie crockett, short stories, social media
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After Rivalry, Sometimes Surprise
John Clark taking a break from trying to stay ahead of the garden goodies. Everyone knows about sibling rivalry, but what about sibling synergy? If it hadn’t been for multiple nudges by my mother and my sister Kate, I would … Continue reading →
Crime Writers in Shorts
Ha! We know you were hoping for pictures of our knobby knees, but they are mostly hidden beneath our desks. This post is really about short story collections, either compilations of our own work or collections in which we have … Continue reading →
Tagged Bruce Robert Coffin, Busted: Arresting Stories from the Beat, crime stories, Day of the Dark-Stories of the Eclipse, Different Crimes, Different Times, Gary Phillips, Group Post, Joseph Souza, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Kay George, Level Best Books, mystery stories, Noir at the Salad Bar, short stories, The Obama Inheritance, Three Rooms Press, Walter Mosley
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Weekend Update: August 12-13, 2017
Next week at Maine Crime Writers, there will be posts by John Clark (Monday), Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson (Tuesday), Kate Flora (Wednesday), Maureen Milliken (Thursday), and on Friday there will be a special group post about our short stories in collections and … Continue reading →
“Recital”
Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson here, with a story out of the past—literally. Earlier this month, I received a letter from an old high school friend. She enclosed a short story for children that I wrote in the late 1980s. She … Continue reading →
Posted in Kaitlyn's Posts
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Tagged children's stories, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kathy Lynn Emerson, piano recitals, short stories, stage fright
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Weekend Update: April 15-16, 2017
Next week at Maine Crime Writers, there will be posts by Susan Vaughan (Monday) John Clarke (Tuesday), Dorothy Cannell (Wednesday), Vaughn Hardacker (Thursday), and a guest post from Robin MacCready (Friday). In the news department, here’s what’s happening with some of … Continue reading →
Posted in Sunday Updates
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Tagged Barb Ross, Bruce Robert Coffin, Dorothy Cannell, jessie crockett, John Clarke, Kameel Nasr, Kate Flora, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Lea Wait, Louis B. Goodall Library, Maine Crime Writers news, Robin MacCready; McArthur Public LIbrary, short stories, Susan Vaughan, Vaughn Hardacker
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