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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Category Archives: Washington Independent Review of Books
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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Thanksgiving Trials and Troubles at the Washington Independent Review of Books
My column this month for the Washington Independent Review of Books looks at the troubling proximity between Election Day and Thanksgiving,…
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Looking Ahead, Looking Back
After a long run of events—the kick-off for Wake County Libraries’ Margaret Maron celebration, Bouchercon, Fall for the Book, and…
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Digest Enthusiast and Upcoming Events
I was thrilled when editor Richard Krauss reached out to interview me for the latest issue of The Digest Enthusiast…
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WIROB: Holiday Traditions
My column this month for the Washington Independent Review of Books turns an eye toward traditions: how they’re made, selected,…
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Two New at Washington Independent Review of Books
The Washington Independent Review of Books has recently featured two articles by me—the first a column on “writing things” I’m…
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News and Reviews
I’ve been extremely grateful for all the attention that’s been given to On the Road With Del & Louise since…
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