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Genre Hopping with Edwin Hillby Julie, wintering in Somerville I am delighted to welcome Edwin Hill back to the blog today. We’re here to celebrate the release of...
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Looking Forward To . . . EventsThis month the Wickeds are starting the year off right. Wickeds, are there events you’re looking forward to this year? A...
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A Wicked Welcome to Annette Dashofy!by Julie, wintering in Somerville I am thrilled to welcome Annette Dashofy back to the blog, and the celebrate the release of her new book,...
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Same, but DifferentJessie: In New Hampshire where the weathe r is swinging about wildly enough to give one whiplash!...
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A Wicked Welcome to J.C. Kenney!by Julie, with her umbrella in Somerville J.C. is a regular commenter on the blog, and has visited us in the past. I had a chance to meet him...
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From Sussex to the Cotswolds and Back Againby Julie, still de-Christmasing in Somerville Last fall I rediscovered Laurie R. King’s Mary Russell series. I’d read the...
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Looking Forward To . . . Shows/MoviesThis month we’re getting 2024 started the right way. Wickeds, the strikes this past fall will throw schedules off, but are there...
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A Wicked Welcome to Delia Pitts! **giveaway**by Julie, relieved there wasn’t too much snow in Somerville I am delighted to welcome Delia Pitts back to the blog today! She’s...
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Christmas in New York Cityby Barb, first post of 2024, first post of the year from Key West This was the year our kids and their families spend with their in-laws,...
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A Wicked Welcome to Mindy Quigley *giveaway*by Julie, easing into 2024 I moderated a panel at the Midwest Mystery Conference last November. Mindy was on the panel, and in preparation I...
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Looking Forward To . . . BooksIn an effort to get 2024 off to a great start, this month we’re going to talk about what we’re looking forward to this year. According...
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The Games Afootby Julie, ringing in 2024 I don’t love the idea of “resolutions” per se, but I do enjoy thinking about how I’d like...
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Saying Goodbye to 2023Thanks for spending another year with the Wickeds! Wickeds, share a memory of something good that happened to you this year. Julie: What...
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Molly and Penny’s Christmas UpdateBy Liz, back in Book Jail Happy between-holiday week! While you’re all making New Year’s plans, I’m wrapping up Cat Cafe #8 – also...
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Celebrating Releases with Holiday MusicWe are celebrating the release of Deep Fried Murder by Maddie/Edith set at Memorial Day and the mass market paperback release of...
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Double Release Day!Edith/Maddie here, coasting after Christmas into another book birthday. Deep Fried Death releases today, as does the paperback version...
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Welcome Back, Author Devon Delaneyby Barb, currently touristing somewhere in New York City Today, Devon Delaney is here to celebrate her new book, Serving Up Spite , the...
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Genre Hopping with Tara LaskowskiI’m thrilled to welcome Tara Laskowski to the blog. She’s a friend, sort of neighbor, an amazing writer, and person. If you...
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Favorites in MusicMusic has always had a big impact in my life from listening to rock on a transistor radio to going to symphonies. Do you have...
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So Hard to Say Goodbye with Guest Olivia MatthewsBrrrr! The temperature has dropped from the fifties to the thirties in just two days! But it’s perfect for welcoming back Olivia Matthews...
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Cover Reveal-Murder at an English SeanceJessie: In New Hampshire where the mood is festive even though the holidays are green rather than white! Today I’ve decided it is the...
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Loving Those Jane Austen Adaptations — Welcome Celeste Connally!Welcome back, Celeste Connally aka S.C. Perkins! I am so happy she’s here to celebrate the release of a first in a new series, Act Like a...
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Maine Clambake Mysteries at the Governor’s Mansionby Barb, home in Maine where it looks a lot like Christmas A few weeks ago, I received an email from Pam Johnson, a member of the Kennebec...
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Favorite MusicalsI love musicals from Singing in the Rain to Mama Mia to Once to Hamilton and everything before and after. Wickeds, do you have a...
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FALL in Chicago, but It’s Really Winter — Welcome Back Tracy ClarkSherry here — we went from 60 degrees Sunday evening at 6:00 to snow in the morning! It’s my pleasure welcoming back Tracy Clark!...
