A big thanks to the wonderful Maggie Smith for hosting me on the Hear Us Roar podcast! She is a pro interviewer, a great writer, and a charming conversationalist. If you listen, you can hear how much fun we had. Check out her website for the links to our interview, and be sure to check …
Marshal Zeringue is running three of the most fun blogs on the internet that author’s can contribute to. One is Coffee with a Canines you’re invited to take an interview with your dog(s). Another is “My Book, My Movie,” with the opportunity to cast your book for film. And the third is the “Page-69 Test,” …
Meredith is both a dear friend and a kick-ass writer, and it was such a please to talk to her about her latest novel, Whereabouts Unknown. Big thanks to her for taking the time, and to Cleveland Review of Books for publishing the interview. They’re a great supporter of OH and Rust Belt writers, and …
It was such a great to talk to Nancy Reddy about the release of Blackout, why counting is sexy, and how divorce can be a great life hack. Writers, her substack is full of great advice as you can tell by her title: “Write More, Be Less Careful.” This is the advice we all need …
Big thanks to Doug Moe for interviewing me for the Mystery to Me newsletter! I only wish I lived closer to Madison, Wisconsin so I could roam this awesome bookstore’s stacks, but they also have a thriving online business so you and I can both order that way. And if you’re close, please stop in …
I had the absolute delight and pleasure of talking to Vick Mickunas on WYSO’s Book Nook. Vick is a legend, interviewing about anyone you can think of from crime and mystery writing, and I was so honored to visit him in the studio and add my name to the list! You can listen to the …
A huge thanks to writer Ashley Moor for talking to me about my shock at the Edgar nom, naps, and being a misfit. You can read the full article here!
I’m so excited (and nervous!) to meet and chat with the other four authors in the Edgar category for Best First Novel by an American Author. I’ve read all their books and fell in love with their words and can’t wait to meet them “in person.” Please joins us and moderator Allison Brennan on Thursday, …
It’s so nice to see this covered at my institution! You can click here for the full article. I’ve been at Wright State for seventeen years now, and am still so thankful to work with students and talk about fiction writing as my freaking job.
I’ll be giving a reading and discussing Deer Season at the Cather Center on February 24, 8:00p est on zoom in a talk with the Rachel Olsen, the Education Coordinator. This event will be part of Crossroads: Change in Rural America, a Smithsonian Museums on Main Street exhibition. As someone who spent a decade of …