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Thurs, Nov 8th, 7–8:30 in the Stadler Room, Third Place Commons, Lake Forest Park Town Center Goodreads was launched in 2007 as a site “to help people find and share books they love . . . [and] to improve the process of reading and learning throughout the world” as well as to help authors and …
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For our annual flash fiction night on, write a story of no more than 300 words in the style of your favorite mystery writer. Come to the meeting, Thursday, Oct 11th at 7pm read your story out loud – but… Shhh! Don’t tell us who it is! Let us try to guess! All are welcome, …
SinC Puget Sound receives a grant for outreach Thanks to a grant from SinC National, the Puget Sound Sisters in Crime chapter will launch a program of outreach this fall by participating in three key events serving the Pacific Northwest writing community: the Pacific Northwest Writers Association Conference, the Write on the Sound Conference, and …
Meet Renee Patrick - author of the successful Lillian Frost & Edith Head novels, Design for Dying and Dangerous to Know - at our September 13th meeting. They – and it is “they” because Renee Patrick is the pseudonym for married authors Rosemarie and Vince Keenan – will read from their work, which combines historical …
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Alice K. Boatwright was profiled this month on the website, Seattle Wrote. More than 200 Seattle area writers are profiled on this site. Check it out! Curt Colbert, Tracy Weber, and Jim Ziskin read from their work on April 12th at Noir at the Bar, a regular “noir” reading series held at the Hotel Sorrento …
Thomas & Mercer’s Grace Doyle — Thursday, May 10th, 2018 We are pleased to welcome Grace Doyle, editorial director of Thomas & Mercer, the mystery, thriller, and true crime imprint from Amazon. Gracie, a native of the San Francisco Bay Area, has an impressive history in publishing, having started at Houghton Mifflin, where her projects included …
The Mean Streets of Medieval York: the Historical Mystery as Cultural Lens with Candace Robb Researching your historical mystery and working those evocative details into your story means more than just avoiding anachronisms - your words giving readers a view to and understanding of another world. At our April meeting, author and historian Candace Robb …
