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The Stiletto Gang is a group blog full of traditional and indie published romance and mystery authors talking about writing, life, and how hard it is to find a new way to kill someone. Each day of the week features a new author. We keep our monthly blogging schedule posted in the sidebar. and we invite you to follow us on Facebook and/or sign up for daily blog alerts.

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The Most Recent Posts…

Clicking Our Heels – Reflections on Being a Member of the Stiletto Gang

January 3, 2024/in Clicking Our Heels, Uncategorized/by Debra

Clicking Our Heels-Reflections on Being a Member of the Stiletto Gang As we begin a new year as the Stiletto Gang, we took the time to reflect on what we each like best about being part of the gang. We also wonder what you, our readers, like best about the Stiletto Gang? Barbara J. Eikmeier […]

photo of champagne glasses and 2024 numerals

Doing More of What Works

January 3, 2024/in Author Life, Cozy Mysteries, Sale, Uncategorized/by Mary Lee Ashford

by Sparkle Abbey Happy New Year from us to you! Since it’s the beginning of a new year everyone’s talking about resolutions or goals. It appears that there’s a bit of a divide on whether New Year’s resolutions are considered a good thing or not anymore. On the one hand the beginning of a new […]

Happy New Year!

January 1, 2024/in Uncategorized/by Debra Sennefelder

From the Stiletto Gang we wish you a happy, healthy and very bookish 2024!

A Ten-Year Journey to a Golden Ticket

December 27, 2023/in Author Life, Cozy Mysteries, How to Write/by Lois Winston

By Lois Winston Many authors mention in their bios that they always wanted to be a writer. Not me. I wanted to be an astronaut. That dream died a quick death due to a right brain that quakes at the sight of anything requiring math skills and a body prone to motion sickness. Some dreams […]

Thoughts on an aging mother

December 20, 2023/in Author Life/by Barbara Eikmeier

By Barbara J Eikmeier My mother, at age 91, helped me up off the floor. It was one of those moments that will stay with me for a long time. Dementia has left her passive. Arthritis has left her bent over at the waist and often in pain. She uses a walker, moves very slowly, […]