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Martha Reed's "Death by GPS" will appear in the Spring 2021 issue of Suspense Magazine, which will be released in the second week of April. Congratulations, Martha!
Susan Van Kirk has a new audiobook, A Death at Tippitt Pond, that will be released this month. Marry in Haste will be released in May by Harlequin Worldwide Mystery, as will Death Takes No Bribes in September. Congratulations, Susan.
Congratulations to Martha Reed. Her short story, "The Honor Thief" was chosen for the 2021 Bouchercon Anthology, This Time For Sure. Hank Phillippi Ryan will edit the volume, which will be released in August at the time of the convention.
Margaret S. Hamilton's short story, "Killer Weeds," appears in the January 20 edition of Texas Gardener's Seeds: From Our Garden to Yours. Congratulations, Margaret, who, if you follow Facebook know, is a superb gardener herself!
Congratulations to Jennifer J. Chow for garnering a 2021 Lefty Nomination for Best Humorous Mystery Novel. We're crossing our fingers for Jennifer!
Congratulations to Paula Gail Benson whose "Reputation or Soul" has been chosen for Malice Domestic 16: Mystery Most Diabolical anthology to be released this spring.
KM Rockwood's "Stay Safe--Very Safe" appears in this year's 2020 BOULD anthology. Congratulations, KM!
Margaret S. Hamilton's "Dealing at the Dump" appears in Cozy Villages of Death Fall 2020.
Margaret S. Hamilton's "Black Market Baby" and Debra H. Goldstein's "Forensic Magic" appear in Masthead: Best New England Crime Stories Fall 2020.
Jennifer J. Chow's Mimi Lee Reads Between the Lines (interview on WWK on 11/11) released on November 10.
Annette Dashofy signed with agent Dawn Dowdle of the Blue Ridge Literary Agency. Congratulations, Annette!
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10 comments:
The last one is definitely the best, Nancy. While I love your helper dog (so cute), you're right. He distracts from your nefariousness.
The last one for sure. Now if you could get your helper dog to snarl...maybe. kudos to your husband for letting you point what I am sure is an unloaded revolver at him. The weapon pointed at the viewer adds to the heart-stopping effect. PS - I'm missing too. Hate having my pic taken. Don't tell.
LOL, Nancy. What fun! Yup--the last picture. But if you want one with your dog, try putting some 1940s fedora on him/her.
Shoot--I forgot about your picture, Kait. We will get one--maybe in BassPro handling the merchandise!
Is Margaret's picture there?
Yes--I see a knife-wielding Margaret! Be silly creative.
Gloria's dog looks nefarious. But I agree -- your pupster doesn't look the least bit shady. The fedora might help, but I agree -- your last one is the kill shot. As they say.
Fedora shot!
Nancy, I went through the photo process a year ago, when my daughter was visiting and could act as photographer. I found my Dad's Navy WW2 shark knife he carried in his life vest in the Pacific.
Kait, you're up next!
I agree the last is the best, but EB threatens a teddy bear. What if you threaten your adorable pup? That would look nasty.
Nancy, this is hilarious! I do love the shot with your pup - but the last one is pretty persuasive !
And, Kait, we're all waiting for you now!
I agree, Nancy, the last is a killer! Although, a little red stuff on the knife in the first would be creepy. Kudos to your husband and pup for helping to find that inspiration! Kait, can't wait to see your photo!
Yes, the last one! The dog softens the image too much. Now if he were a Doberman...
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