Jaden Terrell is the Shamus Award-nominated author of the Jared McKean novels (RACING THE DEVIL, A CUP FULL OF MIDNIGHT, RIVER OF GLASS, and A TASTE OF BLOOD AND ASHES). At the other end of the spectrum is TROUBLE MOST FAIRE, a cozy cat mystery set at a Renaissance Faire. Her short stories have appeared in a number of anthologies, and she is a contributor to NOW WRITE! MYSTERIES, a collection of crime fiction writing exercises published by Tarcher/Penguin. Terrell is a recipient of the Magnolia Award for service to the Southeastern Chapter of Mystery Writers of America and the Killer Nashville Builder Award. A former special education teacher, Terrell conducts writing workshops and online courses for writers. Check out her website: http://www.jadenterrell.com.
You’ve seen Jean Rabe featured here before, when her debut mystery came out. By that time, she had a long and illustrious career as a fantasy novelist, and from what I’ve seen, she’s on track for the same success as a mystery author. I’ve been following Jean on social media for a few years now. … More Jean Rabe: A Dead Dog Made Me Rethink Publishing
So I’m a mystery/humor writer and I take my inspiration where I can find it. My first book, Josh Whoever, started from a Steely Dan song, and my third book, Play Nice, came from watching my daughter playing soccer against bigger, rougher boys and being told to “play nice” (by the other teams’ parents, of … More Guest Author Michael Guillebeau : Why I Got Mad—Where My Book MAD Librarian Came From
I first met Michael Guillebeau at Killer Nashville, where the manuscript for his first novel, Josh Whoever, was a top ten finalist for the Claymore Awards. That book was published by Five Star Mysteries in 2013 and received a starred review from Library Journal, was named a Mystery Debut of the Month by them, and was … More Mystery Author Michael Guillebeau Blends Sharp Writing with Quirky Characters and Offbeat Humor
I heard Philip speak at Murder in the Magic City, a terrific little conference held every year in Birmingham, AL. He was articulate and personable, and you could tell that, not only did he have a passion for the act of writing, he had a passion for the craft of writing. This was a writer for … More Literary Thriller Author Philip Cioffari Talks About The Bronx Kill
J. H. Bográn was born and raised in Honduras. The son of a journalist, José prefers fiction–specifically, thrillers with a touch of romance. I met him online when I began writing interviews for The Big Thrill, the online magazine published by International Thriller Writers (ITW). Not only does he write for them, he’s the guy who coordinates … More J.H. Bogran’s Poisoned Tears
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