Tag Archives: Wallace Stegner

Writing Books We Actually Use

Posted on July 24, 2019 by mainecrimewriters

Today, we’re using our group post Wednesday to share some of the writing books and reference books we return to again and again. Not every book works for every writer. You have to try them out and see if the … Continue reading →

Tagged Art and Fear, Chris Roerden, Debra Dixon, Don't Murder Your Mystery, Goal, Group Post, Linda Edeletein, Motivation & Conflict, Wallace Stegner, What If?, Writers' Guide to Character Traits, writing advice, writing books, writing prompts | Leave a comment

What We’re Reading

Posted on July 10, 2019 by kaitlynkathy

Maine Crime Writers are readers, too, and here are some of the books we’re reading this summer. Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson: I’ve been rereading the paranormal “Arcane Society” series for a while now. These books are written by Jayne … Continue reading →

Tagged Barb Ross, Deborah Habler, Dianne Freeman, Franco-American, Group Post, Jayne Ann Krentz, John Grisham, Kate Atkinson, Kate Flora, Kathy Lynn Emerosn, Maine Crime Writers, Marilee Strong, Maureen Milliken, Ocean Vuong, Patricia McLinn, reading suggestions, Sheila ConnollyKaitlyn Dunnett, summer reading, true crime, Wallace Stegner | 2 Comments

Seeing Silver

Posted on September 20, 2011 by mainecrimewriters

Vicki here with breaking news: today is my twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Although the kids threw us a fabulous party back in August, complete with a terrific dancing band, nearly one hundred people, and wonderful weather, today is the actual day … Continue reading →

Posted in Vicki's Posts | Tagged Camden, Darby Farr, John Cougar Mellencamp, Vicki Doudera, Wallace Stegner, wedding anniversaries | 6 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 →