Type M for Murder: All I have....

Thursday, April 26, 2012

All I have....

John here. It's been a crazy week, one during which I have struggled to get my writing done, let alone my blogging. Sorry I don't have more for you, but I will share this photo of a Connecticut sunset I took and get back to my novel.

2 comments:

Rick Blechta said...: Stop taking lovely photos and get back to work!; 10:58 am
D3 Gold said...: it appears like you a far more incredible end of the week than my personal! haya ha, my partner and i put in that understanding for finals. ughhh.
attractive website, mind you!; 3:02 am

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Rick Blechta

Rick has two passions in life, mysteries and music, and his thrillers contain liberal doses of both. He has two upcoming releases, Roses for a Diva, his sequel to The Fallen One, for Dundurn Press, and for Orca’s Rapid Reads series, The Boom Room, a second book featuring Pratt & Ellis. You can learn more about what he’s up to at www.rickblechta.com. He also participates in a baseball blog, Late Innings. Look for his byline there every Saturday. And lastly, he has created a new blog dedicated to food: A Man for All Seasonings.

Hannah Dennison

Born in the UK, Hannah Dennison began her writing career as trainee reporter on a small West Country newspaper but soon got bitten by the travel bug. For a decade she worked as a flight attendant on private jets before moving to Los Angeles to pursue screenwriting. After many years—and many tears—as a story analyst in Hollywood, Hannah switched to long form narrative and enrolled in the UCLA Writers Program. Her fourth book in the Vicky Hill Mysteries (Berkley Prime Crime/Penguin USA) will be published in January 2011. She still works full-time for an advertising company. Visit Hannah at hannahdennison.com

John R Corrigan

John R. Corrigan (K.A. Delaney) was born in Augusta, Maine. Along with my wife and three daughters, he lives at Northfield Mount Hermon School (Mass.), where he is English department chair, teaches, coaches hockey, (and may very well be the only mystery writer in North America who also serves as a dorm parent to teenagers). He tries to get to Old Orchard Beach, Maine, as often as possible. His latest book, This One Day, comes out in December. You can see what he's up to by visiting www.amazon.com/author/johnrcorrigan.

Donis Casey

Donis is the author of six Alafair Tucker Mysteries. Her award-winning series, featuring the sleuthing mother of ten children, is set in Oklahoma during the booming 1910s. Donis is a former teacher, academic librarian, and entrepreneur. She lives in Tempe, AZ, with her husband, poet Donald Koozer. The latest Alafair Tucker novel, The Wrong Hill to Die On (Poisoned Pen Press, 2012), is available in paper or electronic format wherever books are sold. Readers can enjoy the first chapter of each book on her web site at www.doniscasey.com.