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…an attempt to bring good crime fiction to the attention of others. …an opportunity to share my mystery lecture topics with others. …an offering of mystery happenings.
About Me
- Msmstry
- I'm supposed to be retired, but I keep busy as a media escort and editor of inSinC, the Sisters in Crime journal. I read about 200 mysteries a year and have been reviewing and lecturing about mysteries for nearly 25 years. I enjoy moderating crime fiction panels at panels across the country. I often host mystery authors and book them into stores, libraries, and other venues in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area.
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If you live in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina, you may want to subscribe to "Triangle Mystery" where I operate a list-serv alerting folks to upcoming mystery events and happenings. I post bookstore and library events as well as schedules for authors who are visiting with me. Just scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the "Join" button.
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Blog Archive
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April
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- Guest Blogger Jane K. Cleland
- A CURTAIN FALLS by Stefanie Pintoff (Minotaur)
- GOLD FEVER by Vicki Delany (RendezVous Crime)
- MOTHERHOOD IS MURDER by Diana Orgain (Berkley)
- Guest Blogger - Rosemary Harris
- Great Author Interview
- Quick Notes on Recent Reading
- BLOOD VINES by Erica Spindler (St. Martin's Press)
- CAUGHT by Harlan Coben (Dutton)
- THE DIVA PAINTS THE TOWN by Krista Davis (Berkley)
- THE MIRROR IN THE MASK by Ellen Hart (Minotaur)
- WHERE ARMADILLOS GO TO DIE by James Hime ( Minotaur)
- FARM FRESH MURDER by Paige Shelton (Berkley)
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2 comments:
Loved the interview! Thanks for the link.
Thanks so much Catherine. Chris Redding's AuthorBlog is a great site to learn about other authors. I was pleased to be featured. Hope you also check out my website at www.dianegilbertmadsen.com
It's always great to hear from mystery fans - especially one who's won the "Prolific Blogger Award." Loved your blogsite, too.
Regards,
Diane Gilbert Madsen
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