by Clea | Jan 14, 2019 | Five Questions, Polis Books, Uncategorized, Writers on Writing
The South and Southern Gothic fiction have long fascinated me, and as my own readers will know, I have more than a passing fancy for magic. Therefore, when I first started to hear about Steph Post’s Miraculum, I was intrigued. We share a publisher, Polis Books,...
by Clea | Jan 2, 2019 | A Spell of Murder, Polis Books
Bookstores are so packed in December (yay!) that they’re hesitant to host events. So that means Porter Square Books and I decided to hold off on my party until tomorrow – January 3! I’ll be chatting about A Spell of Murder, reading a little, and signing...
by Clea | Dec 19, 2018 | A Spell of Murder, Cats, Polis Books, Writers on Writing, Writing
I was interviewed by Mystery Scene magazine! Thursday, 13 December 2018 19:51Clea SimonRobin Agnew Clea Simon is the author of four, mostly cozy, mystery series and one standalone thriller. Her latest book, A Spell of Murder, is about witch cats and is set in...
by Clea | Dec 14, 2018 | A Spell of Murder, Cats, Lesa Holstine, Polis Books, Reviews, Uncategorized
“A new cozy series that will appeal to cat lovers … [the cats] argue, cast spells, and behave as if they truly were sisters.” Lesa Holstine reviews my new A Spell of Murder: “Clea Simon launches a new cozy series that will appeal to cat lovers...
by Clea | Dec 6, 2018 | A Spell of Murder, Cats, Polis Books, Reviews
“Murder, magic, and romance abound, but the cats are the stars of this story. Clea has woven a rich tapestry of real and imagined qualities for her feline heroines that cat people will find authentic and humorously familiar….” So says Crazy Cat...
by Clea | Nov 16, 2018 | A Spell of Murder, Bristol Public Library, Cats, Polis Books, Reviews
From the Bookblog of the Bristol Public Library (Bristol, VA): A Spell of Murder by Clea Simon Becca Colvin has been having a rough patch. She’s lost her job as a researcher due to cutbacks and her boyfriend Jeff has just broken up with her. Feeling lonely and a bit...
