13 Claws, an anthology of crime stories
13 O’Clock, an anthology of crime stories
THIRTEEN, an anthology of crime stories
M.H. Callway, Founder
Catherine Astolfo
Rosemary Aubert
Rosemary Aubert
Jane Burfield
Jane Petersen Burfield
Melodie Campbell
Donna Carrick
Lisa de Nikolits
Catherine Dunphy
Cheryl Freedman
Cheryl Freedman
Sylvia Maultash Warsh
Rosemary McCracken
D.J. (Dorothy) McIntosh
Lynne Murphy
Joan O’Callaghan
Joan O'callaghan
Ed Piwowarczyk
Ed Piwowarczyk
Caro Soles
Caro Soles
Tag Archives: crime fiction
Mesdames Abroad Part 4
On Location…in the west of England, long ago… In Part 4 of our travel series, Melodie Campbell, our Queen of Comedy, tells us how travel lead to a haunting and inspiring setting for her comic time travel novel, Rowena Through … Continue reading
Mesdames Abroad Part 3: Follow Your Love
This is the third in our series of travel blogs by the Mesdames. This month we feature Mme. Caro Soles, whose most recent novel, A Friend of Mr. Nijinsky, was published this spring. Here Caro shares her passion for opera and … Continue reading
Mesdames Abroad- Part One
Welcome to our new series of travel blogs, Mesdames Abroad, looking at different destinations with a writer’s eye. This month we feature Mme. Catherine Dunphy and her experience running a Scottish bookshop. A retired journalist (do journalists ever really retire?), Cathy is the author … Continue reading
Mesdames on the Move: June 2017
June is a busy month for the Mesdames leading up to our summer break when we’ll be doing what authors do – WRITING! Things get super-hot again in the fall with Word on the Street and Bouchercon 2017, the crime fiction world conference. And of course, the launch of our latest … Continue reading
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