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The Case of the Empty Safe

Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

The Case of the Empty Safe

HANK PHILLIPPI RYAN: Usually we do a big introduction here, but there's no introduction big enough, no words ground enough, no fanfare loud enough to do this justice. All Rise!Reds and Readers, I present to you the fabulous inimitable iconic life-changingly brilliant Laurie R. King. The Case of the Empty Safe by Laurie R. KingDiamonds and rubies and emeralds, nestled into a weight of gold and silver and sparkling enamel: the “Irish Crown Jewe…Read Article

It's All in the Epigraphs

Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland

It's All in the Epigraphs

HANK PHILLIPPI RYAN: How much attention do you pay to the epigraphs and dedications in the books you read? Some authors, including me, take a lot of time with those, and work very hard to make them relevant and thematic and, frankly, irresistible. Often they mean more if you read them again after you’ve read the book, don’t they?Here’s the quote at the beginning of the glam and atmospheric SEE HOW THEY FALL by debut author Rachel Paris.Oooh. Don…Read Article

The Artifice of Art

Bozeman · Bozeman

The Artifice of Art

HANK PHILLIPPI RYAN: What is as fragile as originality? It’s why we prize it, right? The idea that something–say a piece of art–is the only one of its kind that exists.But since that “originality” is what makes it valuable, it also makes it tempting. I mean–all you have to do is make one exactly like it–and who would ever know?Or create one that seems to be from the same mind and hand. Tempting, huh?Until Interpol comes to the door. The oh-so-ta…See the Story

The Hardest Part Is...

HANK PHILLIPPI RYAN : Stephen King reportedly once said: “The hardest part is just before you start.” Isn’t that wise?Jeannette De Beauvoir is a wonderful friend of the Reds, and whoa, she knows all too well the struggles of new beginnings. She calls it “tricky.” But that’s not the half of it, right?And be sure you notice her list of setup necessities! I’m copying that right away, I have to admit.One Step at A TimeBy Jeannette De BeauvoirSta…Stephen King · Provincetown Read Article

My Problem With Books--Do You Have It, Too?

HANK PHILLIPPI RYAN: No no no, my problem is not with reading books, I love reading books! And no no no, my problem is not with writing books, I love writing books! (Usually.) And you know that ONE WRONG WORD is just out in mass market paperback, hooray, more on that in a minute. (And ALL THIS COULD BE YOURS comes out September 9, very excited, and more of that in a minute too.)My problem is: having books. Having them. Having way too many of the…Read Article

Playing fair: The mystery writer's high-wire act

HALLIE EPHRON: Today I'm posing a wonky writing question. Mystery writers write genre fiction. Genre. Which means there are a ton of expectations we need to meet or address. And two of them have always seemed to me to be in conflict with one another. #1: Play fair with the reader. This translates to: whatever the narrator knows, the reader should also know. If the narrator sees something, the reader should "see" it, too. In other words, it's not…United States · United States Read Article

Gerri Lewis knows all about death...

HALLIE EPHRON: As mystery writers, it's a given that we write about death. This comes with the warning: Respect death! DON'T allow your characters to make light of death or reduce it to a plot point. Even (and especially!) when you're writing an amateur sleuth We're supposed to engage and entertain even as the body count mounts. Gerri Lewis comes at this challenge with with exceptional credentials and hard-earned sensitivity to the reality of …Ridgefield, Connecticut · Ridgefield Read Article

Victoria Zackheim debut novel realizes a dream

HALLIE EPHRON: Today it's my great pleasure to introduce you all to Victoria Zackheim. Her DEBUT NOVEL, The Curtain Falls in Paris, is just out after (mumble mumble) decades of gestation during which she was anything but idle and unpublished. Her blurbs are the kind that are worth waiting for. Here's a rave from Robert Dugoni: “I loved The Curtain Falls in Paris. From the enigmatic Chief Inspector Noah Roche and his nemesis, American journalist…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Birds are having their moment...

HALLIE EPHRON: I remember years ago when I was just working on my first mystery novel, I heard a fellow writer talking about the birding mystery series she'd pitched to a New York editor. The editor wasn't interested -- said she'd recently acquired a birding mystery. What she was looking for was a bowling mystery. I wonder if that birding mystery would have met the same shrug today, given that birds are definitely having their moment. Amy Tan's …Rockport, Massachusetts · Rockport Read Article

Which of our characters has the most ME in them?

HALLIE EPHRON: The other day I was fresh out of new titles so I plucked one of my own books from my shelf: There Was an Old Woman. And I started to read. From Page One I was stunned. The character I created back in 2012, Mina Yetner, looks and sounds a lot like the nonfictional ME, today. The novel opens with elderly Mina reading the death notices as she drinks her morning tea. Among the “dearly departed” she finds the name of a neighbor and ad…Boston, Massachusetts · Boston Read Article

What We're Writing: Jenn Edition

JENN McKINLAY: I finished a manuscript and page proofs, took a few days off to regroup (clean my office) and now I'm back at my desk working on proposals. What am I proposing? I'm working on an outline for the second cozy fantasy in the Books of Dubious Origin series. The first in the series Witches of Dubious Origin comes out on October 28th and the manuscript for the second (no title as yet) is due on August 1st, so I need to get cracking!PRE…New York City · New York Read Article

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