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Pauline Alldred |
MS in Nursing. MA in Literature. RN. Published poems and short stories. Submitting mystery novel to agents. Working on missing persons series. Born in the UK. Lived and worked in Boston and suburbs. Lives now in Western Mass. Two daughters and three male grandchildren. Avid gardener. Wants to... |
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Ray Anderson |
I write long-distance hiking thrillers and am hoping my debut novel will be sold soon. I spent my corporate career in sales with Procter & Gamble and the Coca-Cola Company.
I have my blog at www.TakeaLongHike.com... |
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Elaine J. Anderson, Ph.D. |
Author of three Rosa Arroya crime novels currently available from Amazon.com; Taylor & Baker; major bookstores; or at nettisplace.com/nettisplacecom - Invisibility Formula,Code Name IF; Chameleon; and, Dragonfly.
Retired University Professor of biology,2003, living in Provincetown,... |
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Emily Arsenault |
Emily is the author of two novels, The Broken Teaglass and In Search of the Rose Notes. She has worked as a lexicographer, and English teacher, and a Peace Corps volunteer (in rural South Africa). She now lives in Shelburne Falls, MA, where she is working on her third novel. |
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Frankie Y. Bailey |
Frankie Y. Bailey is a criminal justice professor at University at Albany (SUNY). She specializes in crime and American culture (crime history, and mass media/popular culture). Her current research focuses on crime and clothing. Her mystery series features crime historian Lizzie Stuart, most... |
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Lorraine Bartlett |
Lorraine Bartlett writes the Victoria Square Mysteries for Berkley Prime Crime/Penguin USA. She also writes the Jeff Resnick Mysteries and L.L. Bartlett and the New York Times bestselling and Agatha-nominated Booktown Mystery series as Lorna Barrett. |
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Dana Cameron |
Dana Cameron’s "Fangborn" short story "Swing Shift" was just nominated for an Agatha Award; a third "Fangborn" story, “Love Knot,” will be published in August. Her colonial noir story “Femme Sole” was nominated for the 2010 Edgar, Anthony, Agatha, and Macavity awards; two more Anna Hoyt stories... |
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Jim Ciullo |
Jim Ciullo is a member of Mystery Writers of America (MWA)—including its New England Chapter, International Thriller Writers (ITW), and Sisters in Crime (SINC)—including its New England Chapter (SINCNE). He lives in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, where in his previous career, he... |
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Sheila Connolly |
Sheila Connolly writes the Orchard Mysteries for Berkley Prime Crime. As Sarah Atwell, she also wrote the Glassblowing Mysteries, whose debut book, Through a Glass, Deadly, was nominated for an Agatha Award for Best First Novel. Another series, the Museum Mysteries, opened in October 2010 with... |
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Sharon Cook |
I've been writing a humor/human interest column for decades, along with short stories (Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Mag) and others. In Sept. '10, my first mystery, A NOSE FOR HANKY PANKY, was published by Mainly Murder Press. An art school grad, I also illustrated the cover (check out the legs at... |
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Judith Copek |
An information systems nerd for twenty years, Judith is a survivor of the Millennium bug, Dilbert-like reengineering projects and 3:00 a.m. computer program crashes. In her writing, she likes to put a literary spin on technology. Her novel, The Shadow Warriors, featuring cyber-sleuth Emma Lee... |
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Hans Copek |
Born 1932 in a small town near Berlin, educated in Göttingen, I came to the United States in 1956, supposedly for two years. I am still here. In 1961, I married Judy Travis, and we have two sons and one granddaughter. From 1956 to 1983, I worked in sales and marketing of scientific instruments.... |
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Susan Corso |
Shulamith Burton is the pseudonym of spiritual author, speaker, and counselor Rev. Dr. Susan Corso. She is an omnifaith minister and the author of God’s Dictionary (Tarcher/Putnam 2002). She has had a spiritual counseling practice for more than 25 years. She is represented on video on the... |
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Susan Cory |
I have been a licensed architect for several decades and have run a residential firm in Cambridge for many years. My recently finished first mystery is about a Cambridge Architect getting caught up in buried secrets and murder when she goes back to her 20th Harvard Architecture School reunion.... |
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Jessie Crockett Estevao |
A nearly life-long resident of the Granite State, Jessie naturally adores black flies, killing frosts in August and snow banks taller than the average grandmother. When not working on her next murderous adventure she enthusiastically putters in her greenhouse, designs bento lunches and throws... |
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Sharon Daynard |
Sharon (S.A. Daynard) has received good reviews for her stories published in print and has been a regular contributor to a New England crime anthology. Her short story “Widow’s Peak” received a Derringer nomination for Best Flash of 2004 and has been used to help teach minimalist writing in... |
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Vicki Doudera |
Vicki Doudera writes page-turning mysteries grounded in a reality she knows all too well: the world of luxury real estate. A top producing broker for a firm on the coast of Maine and former Realtor of the Year, Vicki's first novel, A HOUSE TO DIE FOR, was chosen by Suspense Magazine as a top... |
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Kathy Emerson |
Kathy Lynn Emerson writes the Face Down Mystery Series and is the author of the Diana Spaulding 1888 Quartet. As Kaitlyn Dunnett she is the author of the Liss MacCrimmon Scottish American Heritage Mysteries. |
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Hallie Ephron |
Hallie Ephron is an award-winning writer and book reviewer. She is the author of 11 books, including 2 suspense novels, 2 books about books, 2 books about writing, and 5 series mystery novels. Her psychological suspense, Never Tell a Lie (William Morrow), was nominated for the Mary Higgins Clark... |
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Susan Fleet |
Susan's life revolves around Music and Mayhem. After playing trumpet in the Boston area for many years, she began writing crime novels and moved to New Orleans, the setting for her award-winning thrillers, ABSOLUTION and DIVA. Now she divides her time between Boston and The Big Easy where she... |
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Kate Flora |
Attorney Kate Flora’s eleven books include seven Thea Kozak mysteries, two gritty police procedurals including The Angel of Knowlton Park, a suspense thriller (written as Katharine Clark) and a true crime. Finding Amy was a 2007 Edgar nominee and has been optioned for a movie. Her current... |
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Daniel Freund |
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Nancy Gardner |
Nancy has had four short stories published. “Count To Ten, is the latest and is included in the 2011 Level Best Books anthology, Dead Calm. It won an honorable mention in the Al Blanchard Award contest. "Count To Ten" will be republished in an anthology of baseball fiction in the January/... |
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Daryl Wood Gerber |
Daryl Wood Gerber writes suspense thrillers and mysteries. Under the pseudonym Avery Aames, she writes the Agatha Award-winning Cheese Shop Mystery Series for Berkley Prime Crime. Daryl created the format for the popular sit-com, Out of this World and has won awards for her screenplays. She... |
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Gary Goshgarian |
Gary Braver is the bestselling author of eight critically acclaimed mysteries and thrillers—the first three under his own name, Gary Goshgarian, the subsequent and future works under the pen name, Gary Braver.
The Braver books include: ELIXIR, GRAY MATTER, SKIN DEEP, and FLASHBACK, which... |
