by Clea | Sep 29, 2009 | Uncategorized
A young woman falls from a window during a party. Everyone was drinking. She was apparently having fun. Was it an accident? Was she pushed? Did she jump?I’ll tell you in 200 pages or so.
by Clea | Sep 18, 2009 | Uncategorized
One great thing about getting back out in the blogosphere is that I’ve reconnected with Patti Abbott, whose blog features weekly “Forgotten Friday books,” a great place to discover – or rediscover – great, but not best-selling reads. Maybe it’s...
by Clea | Sep 15, 2009 | Uncategorized
I found out last night, when a neighbor’s pitbull went through my back screen door like it was wet Kleenex, that I am the type of person who will throw herself on a pitbull to save her cat.We are both ok. (Me and Musetta, that is. I do not care about the dog,...
by Clea | Sep 7, 2009 | Uncategorized
I wish I could travel everywhere, but small press budgets (and small-writer budgets) don’t make that possible. However, even if you can’t come to one of my readings, you can buy a signed book from these lovely, indie bookstores. If you buy your book BEFORE...
by Clea | Sep 1, 2009 | Uncategorized
Yow, it’s September! And Shades of Grey, my first Dulcie Schwartz mystery, is making its US debut (in reality) with a (virtual) tour.Yes, I will be doing some live in-person readings. But this time out, I’m focusing on the online world. That means you can...
by Clea | Aug 23, 2009 | Uncategorized
We were on the beach in Provincetown when the news broke about the CIA hiring Blackwater to carry out assassinations. Strangely enough, this kind of thing was what I talked about with Joe Finder, author of the great new thriller Vanished, in this week’s Boston...
