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Chapter Spotlight: Wisconsin Sisters in Crime, WISinC
Chapter spotlight: Meet the sibs of Wisconsin Sisters in Crime, WISinC! Continue reading
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40 Years of SinC, 40 Voices: Dru Ann Love
What does SinC mean to me? I first heard about Sisters In Crime when I attended my first Bouchercon event in 2011. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Laurie Stevens
Award-winning author Laurie Stevens shares tips on switching genres. Continue reading
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Meet Award-Winning Author Stacy Horan!
Get comfortable and enjoy our exciting new podcast with award-winning paranormal mystery author Stacy Horan! Continue reading
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Instagram Live: “Creating Immersive Settings” with Leslie Karst
In a recent Instagram Live with SinC ED Julie Hennrikus, acclaimed mystery author Leslie Karst offered five tips for creating immersive settings: Continue reading
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If I Switch Genres, Will My Audience Follow Me?
If you write in a particular genre, especially if you’ve built up a thriving audience, what will happen if you switch to another genre? Continue reading
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40 Years of SinC, 40 Voices: Winner of 2014 Eleanor Taylor Bland Award Maria Kelson
Sisters in Crime has such a fantastic reputation that other crime fiction organizations’ members continually refer to SinC with appreciation and joy. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Laurie Kirk – Finding yourself in your work
Laurie Kirk, screenwriter and author of Baby Marvin discusses finding yourself in your work rather than putting yourself in your work. Continue reading
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Meet Author, Book Coach, and Editor Dianna Sinovic
Enjoy our exciting new podcast with author, book coach, and editor Dianna Sinovic! Continue reading
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Instagram Live: Five Tips for Writing Realistic Dialogue with Marla Cooper
In a recent Instagram Live with SinC ED Julie Hennrikus, author Marla Cooper offered five tips for writing realistic dialogue. Continue reading
