Breakfast-n-Bed
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| Blog Name: | Breakfast-n-Bed |
| Url: | http://breakfastinbed2.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | katy munger, lise mcclendon, author |
| Description: | Official blog of crime writers Katy Munger and Lise McClendon. Join us and discuss crime fiction, being a writer and juggling being a writer with a family and personal life. |
| Popularity: | 27 Followers |
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Crime Publishing These Days
Staying home this year? Here's a non-bouchercon panel. Also, we are looking at a sea change in how people buy books. Will the digital age mean more ideas, without a mainstream platform, get a chance to see the light of day?
Staying home this year? Here's a non-bouchercon panel. Also, we are looking at a sea change in how people buy books. Will the digital age mean more ideas, without a mainstream platform, get a chance to see the light of day?
iPower Marketing Stats
A bunch of stats about social media and the internet. You know how I love lists!
A bunch of stats about social media and the internet. You know how I love lists!
Twenty Rules about Mystery Conventions
I've been to a few mystery cons. Here's what I've learned.
I've been to a few mystery cons. Here's what I've learned.
Here, There or Everywhere?
Miss Lise, As I contemplate diving into my new book (another Dead Detective) I find myself running up against an interesting quandary, at least for me. All of my prior series had a very specific time and place – New York City for the Gallagher Grays; Raleigh/Durham for the Casey Jones. But I deliberately chose a [...]
Miss Lise, As I contemplate diving into my new book (another Dead Detective) I find myself running up against an interesting quandary, at least for me. All of my prior series had a very specific time and place – New York City for the Gallagher Grays; Raleigh/Durham for the Casey Jones. But I deliberately chose a [...]
The jigsaw of life
Is Margaret Drabble just depressed, or is the novel a poor substitute for the joy of putting that last piece in the jigsaw puzzle?
Is Margaret Drabble just depressed, or is the novel a poor substitute for the joy of putting that last piece in the jigsaw puzzle?
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