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Interview: CAROL HIGGINS CLARK

From Barnes and Noble Studio: Best-selling mystery author Carol Higgins Clark ( Cursed: A Regan Reilly Mystery ) reveals some of her writing rituals, how she got started, the challenges of writing funny fiction, and what it's like teaming up with her mother, famed mystery author Mary Higgins Clark , for their Christmas stories. Carol Higgins Clark Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark More interviews:...

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Have You Ever Wanted to be a Private Detective? - C J Carmichael

My guy and I were out on a walk this weekend when we passed a woman wearing sunglasses asleep in her car with the motor running. “Mom, waiting to pick up her child,” was my first thought. Mike, however, said, “Maybe she’s an investigator on a stake-out.” I looked at Mike admiringly. “I like the way you think.” I started to wonder, why I hadn’t had the...

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For the Writer on Your List

Ten Things That Make Great Gifts for Writers Books: We write them, we read them, we love them. There isn't a single book gift I've received that I haven't wallowed in during the holidays, especially when it's a surprise book. One year a friend of mine filled a stocking with a mug, some packets of hot chocolate mix and some new mystery paperbacks she thought just sounded cool; I discovered three authors...

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Thriller & Suspense Challenge 2010

Thriller & Suspense Challenge 2010 Hosted by Book Chick City Timeline: 01 Jan 2010 - 31 Dec 2010 Rules: To read TWELVE (12) thrillers in 2010 Details: You don't have to select your books ahead of time, you can just add them as you go. Also if you do list them upfront then you can change them, nothing is set in stone! The books you choose can crossover into other challenges you have on the go....

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Can I get a “Hell, yeah!”

By Paula Matter Six weeks tomorrow, a new year will begin. I’ll wait while you go look at your calendar. See? Hard to believe, huh? I had to count it three times to make sure I had the time right. Six short weeks. I say short because the older I get, the faster time flies. I’ve noticed that happening over the past few years, but this year really flew by. I’m thinking it’s...

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FREE FICTION: U Is For Undertow by Sue Grafton

Another bit of free fiction here at Luke Reviews, we this time are featuring Sue Grafton, famed creator of the Kinsey Millhone mystery series. Her newest book, U Is For Undertow , will be released on December 1st, but here at Luke Reviews we have a special look ahead at the first chapter of the new novel. 1 Wednesday afternoon, April 6, 1988 What fascinates me about life is that now and then the past...

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Celebrate the Author Challenge

Celebrate the Author Hosted by Becky of Becky's Book Reviews 12 Books, 12 Months January - December 2010 The challenge is designed to “celebrate” author birthdays. Choose one author for each month of the year. Read at least one book a month. 12 authors. 12 birthdays. If you like, you can read MORE than that. Read the books IN ANY ORDER YOU LIKE. As long as you've got one book representing...

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Original TBR Challenge

Original TBR Challenge Hosted by MizB's Reading Challenges ** Pick 12 books – one for each month of the year - that you’ve been wanting to read ( that have been on your “ T o B e R ead” list ) for 6 months or longer, but haven’t gotten around to. ** OPTIONAL: Create a list of 12 “Alternates” ( books you could substitute for your challenge books, given that...

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A Conversation with Nancy Pickard

Winner of the Agatha, Anthony, Barry, Shamus, and Macavity awards, and 4-time Edgar finalist, Nancy Pickard's latest novel, Virgin of the Plains was the Kansas Reads selection for 2009. Nancy, what happened to your first novel? It was, thank the publishing gods, rejected by nine wise publishers. It got me an agent, though, so I love it anyway. It was my apprentice novel and no longer exists in any...

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A Sneak Preview of Sue Grafton's U is for Undertow

Are you anxiously awaiting the December 1 release of Sue Grafton's U is for Undertow ? How about a sneak peek at the first chapter? Thanks to G.P. Putnam's Sons for allowing me to reprint an excerpt. I hope it wets your appetite! 1 Wednesday afternoon, April 6, 1988 What fascinates me about life is that now and then the past rises up and declares itself. Afterward, the sequence of events seems inevitable,...

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October 27, 2009, Stephen Rubin Takes Over...

October 27, 2009, Stephen Rubin Takes Over at Henry Holt & Co. By Motoko Rich in The New York Times Stephen Rubin, the former publisher of Doubleday Publishing Group who worked closely with authors including Dan Brown , John Grisham , Pat Conroy and Bill Moyers , is taking over as president and publisher of Henry Holt & Company. A month ago, Mr. Rubin, 67, resigned as publisher-at-large at...

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Sunday Salon: A Reading Retrospective (October 2004)

How are you on this lovely Sunday afternoon? Have you recovered from the read-a-thon? From all the posts in my Google Reader it looked like everyone who participated had a wonderful time. I haven't had the opportunity to participate in any of the read-a-thons as of yet, but maybe one day I will get the chance. Despite that, I did spend a good part of yesterday reading whenever I could. At about midnight,...

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What I Learned From Donald Maass

© Marta Stephens 2009 all rights reserved It’s rare to see hundreds of familiar and not so familiar authors in one gathering, but this week, Indianapolis, the capital of Indiana, an hour’s drive from my home, was humming with a host of talent. This was the first time I attended Bouchercon, the largest mystery writers’ conference in the U.S. that ran from October 14 – October...

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Sue Grafton

Sue Grafton at Bouchercon 2009 .

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Canadians go south: blog in progress

This weekend Bouchercon, the biggest convention of the year is happening in Indianapolis, Indiana. Several people who are attending have promised to send blog updates throughout the weekend. As their messages arrive, I'll post them here. So come back often during Saturday and Sunday for our electronic postcards from the edge. Saturday afternoon Which best selling crime writer wore a black, wide-brimmed...