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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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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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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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What SinC Means to Me
It’s 2003, and I hear about a mystery writers’ conference called the New England Crime Bake. Continue reading
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40 Years of SinC, 40 Voices: Crime Writers of Color co-founder Kellye Garrett
Award-winning author and Crime Writers of Color co-founder Kellye Garrett reflects on 40 years of SinC. Continue reading
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40 Years of SinC, 40 Voices: Guppies Chapter First President Krista Davis
We called ourselves the Guppies, for the Great Unpublished. All these years later, chances are pretty good that you have read a mystery written by a Guppy. We formed critique groups and struggled with the emergence of email. Continue reading
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Archival Mysteries
Archives, whether from a historical society, a library special collection, a government institution or personal family papers, help create a link between people and our collective history. Continue reading
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40 Years of SinC, 40 Voices: Past President Catriona McPherson
When Laura DiSilverio asked me to serve as SinC president, I was mystified as to her reasoning. 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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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
