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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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Janis Bolster |
Janis Bolster grew up in small towns in Maine. After post-English-major stints at things like checking off boxes on insurance claim reports and performing for a blind professor those tasks that his Seeing-Eye dog couldn't manage, she found her way to a job in publishing that has become a career... |
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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 Mystery series, set in a small town in western Massachusetts, the most recent of which, Sour Apples, was a New York Times bestseller. She also writes the Museum Mystery series, based in Philadelphia's cultural community. Her newest series, the County Cork... |
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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... |
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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: An award-winning suspense writer and book reviewer, Hallie writes books she hopes will keep readers up nights. Her new book, "There Was an Old Woman," is being published by Wm. Morrow in April 2013. Both of her last novels, "Come and Find Me" and "Never Tell a Lie," were finalists... |
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Susan Fleet |
Susan leads a Music and Mayhem life. After playing trumpet in the Boston area for many years, she moved to New Orleans, the setting for her award-winning Frank Renzi mystery series: ABSOLUTION, DIVA and NATALIE'S REVENGE. Now she divides her time between Boston and The Big Easy. While teaching... |
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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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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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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... |
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Rosemary Harris |
Author of the Dirty Business mystery series featuring amateur sleuth Paula Holliday. Pushing Up Daisies, the first book in the series, was nominated for an Agatha and an Anthony for Best First Novel of 2008. Other books in the series are The Big Dirt Nap, Dead Head and Slugfest. Her first short... |
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Jayne Hitchcock |
Jayne's own experience with cyberstalking, which garnered international headlines, led her to become a noted cybercrime and security expert. She speaks about cybercrime and online security to educational institutions, librarians, corporations, the general public, students and parents, and trains... |
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Roberta Isleib |
Clinical psychologist Roberta Isleib (AKA Lucy Burdette) writes the Key West food critic mysteries (NAL) as Lucy Burdette. The series launched in 2012 with AN APPETITE FOR MURDER and DEATH IN FOUR COURSES. TOPPED CHEF will follow in May 2013. As Roberta Isleib, she has published 8 mysteries with... |
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Stacy Juba |
Stacy Juba is the author of the mystery novels Twenty-Five Years Ago Today and Sink or Swim (Mainly Murder Press), the paranormal young adult thriller Dark Before Dawn, and the young adult family hockey novel Face-Off, as well as the patriotic children’s picture book The Flag Keeper and the... |
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Toni L. P. Kelner |
Agatha award winner Toni L.P. Kelner is the author of three different mystery series: the eight Laura Fleming novels, the three "Where are they now?" books, and the forthcoming Family Skelton series. Her most recent book is BLAST FROM THE PAST. She also co-edits urban fantasy anthologies with... |
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M. E. Kemp |
M.E. Kemp is the author of a series of historical mysteries featuring two nosy Puritans as detectives, the series reflecting her love of American history.
Kemp was born in Oxford, MA, the town her ancestors helped settle in 1713 and where her family still resides today. With her roots... |
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Lisa Kleinholz |
Lisa Kleinholz is the author of the Zoe Szabo mystery series, including Exiles on Main Street and Dancing with Mr. D. |
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Steve Liskow |
A former English teacher, actor, and director, Steve has been named a finalist for the Edgar Award for best short story ("Hot Sugar Blues" in Vengeance, edited by Lee Child)by the Mystery Writers of America. He won the Black Orchid Novella Award for "Stranglehold," which appearedin Alfred... |
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Leo J. Maloney |
Leo Maloney was born in Massachusetts, where he spent his childhood and graduated high school and Northeastern University. In 1966 he was inducted into the army and during basic training he was recruited to become a black ops contractor for a clandestine government agency, and his life changed... |
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Edith Maxwell |
Edith Maxwell writes the Local Foods Mystery series, featuring organic farmer Cam Flaherty, a colorful Locavore Club, and locally sourced murder. A Tine to Live, a Tine to Die releases from Kensington Publishing in May, 2013.
Speaking of Murder, a mystery featuring Quaker... |
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Ruth McCarty |
Ruth M. McCarty's short mysteries have appeared in all of the Level Best anthologies. She received honorable mentions in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, NEWN, and mysteryauthor.com for her flash fiction, and won the 2009 Derringer award for Best Flash Story for "No Flowers for Stacey,"... |
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Michele McPhee |
Michele McPhee is best selling author; Emmy-nominated investigative reporter; award-winning columnist and television producer.
A veteran crime journalist, she is the best-selling author of five true crime titles: “A Professor’s Rage;” “A Date With Death;” “Heartless – The True Story of... |
