I talk about the issues with writing mystery fiction using an amateur detective. How do you make a civilian crime-solver believable in an era of law enforcement technological sophistication? See my answer here: http://www.catherinedilts.com/catherine-dilts—blog/karen-mccullough-and-the-challenge-of-the-amateur-detective
Continue reading →So… It happened to me again. Not a new story for anyone who’s been in the publishing business for a while. Not even a new story for me. But it bites every time, anyway. My Market Center Mysteries series has … Continue reading →
I hope that making a commitment to posting my output weekly will help motivate me to keep the words flowing! So last week, I managed to get only 300 words written on my work in progress, A Perfect Home for … Continue reading →
This short, romantic Christmas mystery was originally published in hard cover in 1992 by Avalon Books, which has since been bought by Amazon. It’s been re-edited for release as an ebook. Blurb: It’s two weeks before Christmas and Meg Brandt, … Continue reading →
The heroine of my Market Center Mysteries series (which so far includes only A Gift for Murder, though more are forthcoming) agreed to be interviewed at Sarah’s Story Lines for her Thursday Tell-All feature. You can read the interview here: … Continue reading →
Beth Kanell, one of my fellow authors from the brand new e-book 25 Years in the Rearview Mirror, 52 Authors Look Back, and I are doing a blog exchange today, so after you read Beth’s post here you can read mine on … Continue reading →