Category Archives: Mystery

Another craft fair table

Posted on November 12, 2019 by

This weekend, fellow authors Larry Danek, Dave McChesney, and Esther Hildahl will have a table at the Mead High School Fall Holiday Craft Fair.  Larry, Dave, and I will be there with our books for sale on Saturday, Nov. 16 … Continue reading →

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Book sale and signing

Posted on October 24, 2019 by

This weekend I will join fellow author Larry Danek at the University High School craft fair, put on by the UHS Instrumental Music Parents Association. The location is 12420 East 32nd Avenue, Spokane Valley, Washington. The craft fair will be … Continue reading →

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Finally!

Posted on February 22, 2016 by

Hello everyone. It’s been a long winter (as the song says), but we persevered. My NaNoWriMo project got interrupted midway through the month by the worst windstorm Spokane has seen in many long years. We were without power for a … Continue reading →

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Meadowlark Madness available on Smashwords

Posted on July 22, 2015 by

Meadowlark Madness, the first adventure of bumbling detective Emily Trace, went live on Smashwords today. Preparing the manuscript for the more strict specifications took a couple of days and some frustration and tearing of hair. However, the effort was well … Continue reading →

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Creating believable characters

Posted on July 15, 2015 by

What makes a story great? Is it the plot? The research? The philosophy imparted to the reader? It is all these things, but the most important of all – the thing that makes a story stick in the mind – … Continue reading →

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