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Instagram Live: “Keeping in Touch With Your Creativity“ with Art Taylor
In a recent Instagram Live with SinC ED Julie Hennrikus, acclaimed short-story writer Art Taylor shared ideas for keeping in touch with your creativity, especially during difficult times in your life. Continue reading
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Becoming a Series
In my 21 years as a violinist with the Metropolitan Opera in New York, I observed certain truths about my place of work. Such as…An opera theatre is the perfect environment for mischief, mayhem, and murder… Continue reading
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SinC’s Eleanor Taylor Bland Named to Chicago Literary Hall of Fame!
Pioneering crime fiction writer and past SinC President Eleanor Taylor Bland will be inducted into the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame August 1st. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Kerry (K.K.) Cathers – How to add evidence to your historical mysteries
Kerry Cathers, author, instructor, and forensics and poison expert shares tips about putting evidence into your historic detective fiction. Continue reading
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PRIDE AWARD Submissions Close 7/31
Emerging LGBTQIA+ writers, it’s not too late to submit your work for SinC’s Pride Award! Continue reading
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Meet Acclaimed Author Martha Reed on the SinC Writers’ Podcast!
Get comfortable and enjoy our exciting new podcast with multi-award-winning author Martha Reed! Continue reading
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Instagram Live: Five Choices Indie Authors Must Make with Adrian Andover
In a recent Instagram Live with SinC ED Julie Hennrikus, author Adrian Andover explained five key choices indie authors must make. Continue reading
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Visible Perfection
Stop trying to be cubic zirconia and be the diamond you are. Pursuing absolute perfection is impossible, crazy-making, and honestly, unnecessary. Continue reading
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40 Years of SinC, 40 Voices: Past President Cathy Pickens
Past SinC President and mystery author Cathy Pickens reflects on the 40th Anniversary. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Cynthia Fabian – Never have writer’s block again!
In a recent SinC-Up Tip, author and speaker Cynthia Fabian offered a unique way to beat writers’ block…using a tissue! Continue reading
