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Register Now for Writing Scares and Suspense for Middle Grade
Join the webinar on April 12, 2026, at 2pm EDT to explore writing mystery and horror for young readers with Adrianna Cuevas. Participants will learn about plot creation and character development. Free for members, $15 for non-members. Registration link and… Continue reading
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Protect Your Writing: Essential Tips for Writers
As we shared earlier in the week, the Anthropic settlement and issues around copyright in relation to AI are on the minds of authors. If you’re looking for a few simple steps you can take to help protect your work,… Continue reading
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Instagram Live: Quick Rules for Short Stories
There’s a long list of reasons to write short. Short stories are fun and satisfying to write, a great chance to try out new ideas and characters, and a terrific way to get into print or reach new readers. They… Continue reading
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New Podcast with Karen A. Phillips, Mystery Writer & Boxing Enthusiast
Join the Sisters in Crime podcast as Julie chats with Karen A. Phillips, a northern California author of humorous mysteries with fearless characters. Continue reading
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TONIGHT: Creating Vision Boards to Set Goals & Jumpstart Your Writing
Your writing dreams called. They’re tired of living in that forgotten notebook. In this interactive workshop, you’ll create a vision board built for your writing life—not just your “someday” life. Continue reading
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Don’t Miss the March 31 ETB Deadline!
The Eleanor Taylor Bland Crime Fiction Writers of Color Award is an annual grant of $2,000 for an emerging writer of color. This grant is intended to support the recipient in crime fiction writing and career development activities. The grantee… Continue reading
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Authors: Anthropic Copyright Settlement Filing Deadline is Monday, March 30!
A reminder: authors included in the class should file a claim before March 30, 2026. Settlement site here. List of books here. If your book is part of the class, you may be eligible for up to $3000 for indie… Continue reading
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Welcome to the SinC Worldwide Blog
For those of you new to our organization, Sisters in Crime was founded in 1986 to represent and advocate for women crime writers. Since then, we’ve expanded are focus to support all under-represented voices. SinC has always welcomed all genders,… Continue reading
