Tag Archives: Tess Gerritsen

Maine Crime Writers enter the Blogosphere

Posted on July 6, 2021 by mainecrimewriters

Today, July 6th, we celebrate ten years of blogging as Maine Crime Writers. The cast of characters is ever changing but the mission remains the same: to make readers aware of the talents and diversity of crime writers in Maine, … Continue reading →

Posted in Group Post, Kate's Posts | Tagged Brunswick Maine, Camden Public Library, crime writing, Gerry Boyle, James Hayman, Julia Spencer-Fleming, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Lea Wait, Leslie Wheeler, Maine Crime Writers, mysteries, mystery writing, New England Crime Bake, Sisters in Crime, social media, Tess Gerritsen, Thea Kozak mysteries, Union Maine, Vicki Doudera | 18 Comments

One for the Books

Posted on May 2, 2017 by Bruce Robert Coffin

One for the Books Bruce Robert Coffin here, waxing nostalgic. The third annual Maine Crime Wave has passed into the history books. Sponsored by the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance, this year’s conference, held at the University of Southern Maine’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Bruce's Posts | Tagged Ann Collette, Barbara Ross, Brendan Rielly, Bruce Robert Coffin, Dick Cass, Gayle Lynds, Glickman Library, Janet Mills, Kate Flora, Lisa Marchese, Lynne Raimondo, Maureen Milliken, Roger Guay, Tess Gerritsen, Vaughn C. Hardacker | 8 Comments

Conferences, Conferences, Conferences

Posted on April 27, 2017 by Barbara Ross

by Barb, on the train to Malice Domestic even as you read this My business partner and I used to joke that anything anyone asked us to do, we would agree to, as long as it was six months away. … Continue reading →

Posted in Barb's Posts | Tagged Agatha award, Breakwater Books, Brendan Rielly, Bruce Robert Coffin, Grub Street, liz mugavero, Lucy Burdette, Maine Crime Wave, Malice Domestic, Maureen Milliken, Meg Ruley, Muse and the Marketplace, Richard J. Cass, Tess Gerritsen, Wicked Cozy Authors | 9 Comments

There’s still time to catch the Crime Wave!

Posted on April 13, 2017 by Maureen Milliken

I know what you’re thinking: it’s too late, it’s hard to make plans for a spring Saturday. Geez, I don’t even write! Put those thoughts aside, Negative Nelly and Ned. You DO want to go to the Maine Crime Wave. … Continue reading →

Posted in Maureen's Posts, Uncategorized | Tagged Crime Wave, query letter, Tess Gerritsen, writing workshops | 2 Comments

Sick of winter and like mysteries? It’s time to catch the Maine wave

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Maureen Milliken

We’ve said it over and over again. In fact, it’s the whole point of this blog — Maine and it’s rich load of mystery writers are a great mix. And April is the coolest month for fans of mysteries, writing, … Continue reading →

Posted in Maureen's Posts, Uncategorized | Tagged Cold Hard News, Maine, Maine Crime Wave, mysteries, noir at the bar, Tess Gerritsen, writing | 6 Comments

Weekend Update: March 25-26, 2017

Posted on March 25, 2017 by kaitlynkathy

Next week at Maine Crime Writers, there will be posts by Jessie Crockett (Monday) Vaughn Hardacker (Tuesday), Maureen Milliken (Wednesday), and John Clark (Thursday), and on Friday we will have a group post to update our Works in Progress. In the … Continue reading →

Posted in Sunday Updates | Tagged Gayle Lynds, givaway, Goodreads, jessie crockett, John Clark, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Maine Crime Wave, Maine Crime Writers news, Maureen Milliken, Meg Ruley, Murder in a Cornish Alehouse, Tess Gerritsen, Vaughn Hardacker | Leave a comment

Weekend Update: February 25-26, 2017

Posted on February 25, 2017 by kaitlynkathy

Next week at Maine Crime Writers, there will be posts by Maureen Milliken (Monday) John Clark (Tuesday), Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson (Wednesday), Kate Flora (Thursday) and Bruce Coffin (Friday). In the news department, here’s what’s happening with some of us who … Continue reading →

Posted in Sunday Updates | Tagged Bruce Coffin, John Clark, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kate Flora, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Maine Crime Wave, Maine Crime Writers news, Maureen Milliken, Tess Gerritsen | Leave a comment

Writers Share Books They’re Giving and Books They’d Like to Get

Posted on January 1, 2016 by mainecrimewriters

One of the most common questions writers are asked at book events is who we read. So here are the results of a pre-Christmas poll taken with MCW writers, asking what books were on their holiday lists and what books … Continue reading →

Posted in Group Post | Tagged A History of Civilization in 50 Disasters, A Time of Wonder, Atul Gawande, B.A. Shapiro, Being Mortal, Code Name Habbakuk: A Secret Ship Made of Ice, Gale Eaton, Hush Hush, J. D. Robb, James Dashner, Keith Souter, Laura Lippman, Make Way for Ducklings, Medical Meddlers, Mediums and Magicians: The Victorian Age of Credulity, Plants vs. Zombies, Playing with Fire, Robert McCloskey, Shannon Kirk, Stacie Ramey, Tequila Mockingbird: Cocktails with a Literary Twist, Tess Gerritsen, The Death Cure Book 3, The Mermaid's Singing, The Method 15/33, The Muralist, The Sister Pact, The Spirit of the Chinese People: The Classic Introduction to Chinese Culture, Tim Federle, Val McDermid, Wildlife Search and Rescue: A Guide for First Responders | Leave a comment

We Love Maine Mystery Writers

Posted on July 29, 2015 by mainecrimewriters

Our guest blogger today is Mainely Murders, a bookstore in Kennebunk that specializes in mysteries, talking about Maine crime writers who are popular with their patrons. At Mainely Murders, our five-year-old mystery bookstore in Kennebunk, we love Maine crime writers. … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Blog | Tagged Barbara Ross, Gerry Boyle, Kate Flora, Katherine Hall Page, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Lea Wait, maine mysteries, Mainely Murders bookstore, Mike Bowditch, Paul Doiron, Sarah Graves, Tess Gerritsen | 6 Comments

Eating Maine

Posted on June 16, 2014 by mainecrimewriters

Here at Maine Crime Writers, we talk a lot about writing, and about snow and fog and critters and living in Maine. We talk about lobsters and guns and addiction and research. We talk about the characters who live in … Continue reading →