by websupport | Jan 12, 2018 | Fiction, History
Perhaps you have decided you would like to write a story set in the past, but you have never attempted such a feat. Bestselling author, James Alexander Thom has written many historical novels. In his book, Once Upon a Time It Was Now, he shares tips and methods to...
by websupport | Mar 17, 2017 | Fiction, History
New Orleans ✴ June 15, 1845 Since God and my mother saw fit to make me literate, I have made up my mind to keep a diary. This is the beginning of it. Nothing much is happening to write about at this time, but it appears the United States Army will be going to...
by websupport | Feb 20, 2017 | Events, Fiction, Mystery
By MB Dabney As the Speed City Indiana chapter of Sisters in Crime, we have always loved murder, mystery and mayhem. That love is the heart and soul of what we do. With the help and support of our publisher, Blue River Press, we have completed four anthologies since...
by websupport | Nov 29, 2016 | Fiction, Mystery
The Fine Art of Murder covers art like paint covers canvas By MB Dabney From the Penrod Art Festival to the Herron School of Art, from a serial killer to a jealous rival artist, from art masters such as Picasso and Monet to local artists, the 18 short stories in The...
by websupport | Apr 8, 2016 | Events, Fiction, Mystery
By MB Dabney As a longtime member of the Speed City chapter of Sisters in Crime, I can attest that we love mysteries. We love reading them, we love writing them, and we love talking about them and sharing that love with others. So we are particularly looking forward...
by websupport | Mar 17, 2016 | Fiction
If I had known what fun it is “Writing Irish,” I would have started half a century ago. Maybe I was so slow to go Irish due to my Scots blood. Our bookshelves at home were loaded with Burns, Scott, MacDonald and Stevenson. Mighty bards and storytellers,...
