Had a great day selling and signing books at the Framingham Farmer's Market, in the kickoff day of this Summer event.
Went to a great reading and chat at Tatnuck Booksellers in Westborough, MA.
David Daniel gave a few short readings from his new book Beach Town: Stories.
Here he is with Rebecca, the marketing and Events Coordinator.
Wow- another great conference for mystery writers, this one in Portland, Maine.
Here's Kate Flora, helping out, as she always does.
To see an interview with Kate, click here-
It's been a busy Spring. I've been on a few Zoom calls, with chats and a panel.
Good stuff here, with some recent shows.
The Upper Hudson chapter of Sisters in Crime held a Murderous March conference. Here's our panel, with noted Western mystery writers, and me as moderator, for- Murder at High Noon: Western Mysteries that Rope the Reader In-
And I had a great talk with writer Baron R. Birtcher, on his show The Writer's Bar:
Another good talk with Kim Shapiro...
A talk with author C.B. Bernard on his debut novel for the Tewksbury Writer's Night Out, where I'm moderator.
I gave a couple of workshops at the NH Writer's Project 603 Conference.
This Saturday, I'll be up in Maine for the Maine Crime Wave mystery writer conference.
Next Month, I'll be a guest on the MURDER WE WRITE podcast!
Had a great time at the NH Writer's Project 603 Conference last Saturday.
Thanks to all who worked hard to make this a success for all!
This annual show is presented by an organization that works to help area writers with speakers and programs of interest. The day featured speakers, panels, classes, and a pitch party, where people had their short work read and commented on by a panel of experts.
Our check-in crew:
Had a good crowd for our morning speaker, Mark D'Agostino
Masheri Chappelle, who helped run the whole thing, with noted author James Patrick Kelly, one of the panelists.
Some of my fellow members of the Nashua contingent of the NHWP
Allyson and Amy
Allyson and Dave Agans, author of The Urban Legion
Amy
