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Tag Archives: Twisted Threads
An Editor’s Tribute to Lea Wait
As part of Maine Crime Writers’ promotion of Lea Wait’s last book, Thread and Buried, we’re delighted to welcome John Scognamiglio to the blog. We asked him to say a few words about what it was like to be Lea’s … Continue reading
Second in a Series: THREADS OF EVIDENCE
Lea Wait here, nervously anticipating next week’s release (August 25) of Threads of Evidence, the second in my Mainely Needlepoint series. Twisted Threads, the first in the series, got some great reviews and I was pleased with sales. So far pre-orders of Threads … Continue reading
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Tagged Lea Wait, Thread and Gone, Threads of Evidence, Twisted Threads
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When Days Are Dark
In April I attended three writers/fans conferences, one for people who write or illustrate books for children, and two for mystery readers and writers. I also spoke at one library, visited one school in person, and visited another school via Skype. Since then … Continue reading
First Years … First Memories
Lea Wait, here. I’ve been working on the third book in my Mainely Needlepoint series. If you haven’t read the first one, Twisted Threads, published earlier this month: Angie Curtis, the main character, is from Haven Harbor, Maine. Her mother … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood memories, early memories, first memories, Lea Wait, Twisted Threads
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Marketing and Competitive Reseach Before You Write? Oh, Yes.
Lea Wait, here. Many of you know that my new mystery series (Mainely Needlepoint) has just debuted with TWISTED THREADS. Traditional publishing being what it is, I’ve already finished the second book in the series(THREADS OF EVIDENCE), which is in the middle … Continue reading
Where is Haven Harbor, Maine?
Lea Wait, here, answering a question several people have asked me recently: where is Haven Harbor? The answer is simple. It’s just down the coast of Maine from Cabot Cove. And not far from Waymouth. And, for those of you who’re … Continue reading
How My Editor Changed My Book … and My Household
Lea Wait, cat owner, here. When I was a young child my mother had a pair of Siamese cats. But I was a sickly kid, and after one life-threatening asthma attack the doctor proclaimed I was allergic to cats. My mother’s cats sadly … Continue reading