This coming weekend brings one of my favorite events of the year: the annual Malice Domestic convention in Bethesda, Maryland—Friday…
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Category Archives: Washington Independent Review of Books
WIROB: In Which I Give Up On Bleak House
I recognize that there’s likely some irony in the juxtaposition of my SleuthSayers post end of last week and my…
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WIROB: “I’m Your Biggest Fan”
As a preview of this Thursday’s Sisters in Crime panel at Alexandria, Virginia’s Beatley Library, I asked several friends from…
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Registration Open: Washington Writers Conference
Registration is now open for the 6th annual Washington Writers Conference, May 4-5 at the College Park Marriott Hotel &…
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Washington Independent Review of Books: Library Book Sales
For my latest column at the Washington Independent Review of Books, I explore my love of library book sales—a great…
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WIROB: First Day of School!
My column at the Washington Independent Review of Books coincided with the first day of school this year—both for me,…
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SleuthSayers: “A Bond By Any Other Name”
As a loose follow-up to my article in the Washington Independent Review of Books earlier in the week, I look…
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WIROB: “Unfinished Business”
My column this month for the Washington Independent Review of Books looks at the publication of books left unfinished by…
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Quarterly Newsletter: March 2017 Edition
I just released the latest edition of my quarterly newsletter—recapping recent news, including a few reflections and recommendations, and looking…
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Washington Independent Review of Books: On Christie’s Death on the Nile
A recent production of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile—adapted from her own novel Death on the Nile—and an invitation…
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