Tag Archives: Toby Ball

Crime Wave Therapy or Self-help for the Mystery Minded

Posted on March 31, 2015 by mainecrimewriters

Our guest blogger today is writer Karla Whitney, sharing some of her writer’s journey and the value of conferences and community to a writer. Back in April 2011, I attended Maine Crime Wave at University of Southern Maine. This was … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Blog, Uncategorized | Tagged Barbara Ross, Best New England Crime Stories 2015: Rogue Wave, Brenda Buchanan, Cornelia Reed, Fuse Literary, Gayle Lynds, Gerry Boyle, Kate Flora, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Lea Wait, Level Best Books, Maine Crime Wave, Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance, MWPA, Mystery Writers of America New England, New England Crime Bake, Paul Dorion, Sarah Graves, Short Fuse Guides, Sisters in Crime, Toby Ball, University of Southern Maine | 9 Comments

When a Writer Gets a Chance to Read . . .

Posted on August 7, 2011 by mainecrimewriters

Kate: One of the questions we’re often asked by audiences at our book events is some variation of “What are you reading right now?” or “Who is your favorite mystery author?” I’m sure my answers to that question are often … Continue reading →

Posted in Group Post, Uncategorized | Tagged Bangor Maine, Bury Your Dead, Charlaine Harris, Colin Woodard, David Foster Wallace, Fanny Flagg, favorite books, George R.R. Martin, Jim Butcher, Kate Atkinson, Kelley Armstrong, Louise Penny, mystery conferences, Nancy Picard, Stephen King, The Pale King, The Vaults, Toby Ball, Toni Kelner, Wallace Stegner, what writers read, Wolf Willow | 5 Comments

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