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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.
Designated Parking
/in Barbara J Eikmeier, Uncategorized/by Barbara EikmeierBy Barbara J Eikmeier It’s back-to-school-time which means it’s time to paint the high school parking lot AGAIN. An annual tradition at our local high school, it’s a senior privilege. My children didn’t attend this school, so I’m strictly an observer of the annual changing of the guard in the school parking lot – a […]
Discrimination against Left-Handed People? Really?
/in Donnell Ann Bell, The Stiletto Gang/by Donnell Ann Bellby Donnell Ann Bell An article on the History of Left-handed People caught my eye yesterday and after reading it, I felt so strongly about it I decided to include it in today’s Stiletto Gang blog. The article states myriad ways left-handed people have been discriminated against, particularly before the 20th century. I’m right-handed and […]
Next Stop: The Islands
/in Author Life, Cozy Mysteries, Detective, Mystery, Novels/by Bethany MainesAhhhh…. The Islands Sounds so dreamy and vacation-y, doesn’t it? I’m working on book four of my San Juan Islands Mystery series. A book that I have been swearing that I will get to for about three years. And I’m finally doing it! And good lordy do I hate the islands. It’s not vacation. It’s […]
Special Guest: Kari Lee Townsend
/in Uncategorized/by Mary Lee Ashfordby Sparkle Abbey Today we’d like to welcome our friend Kari Lee Townsend to the blog. She’s going to tell you a bit about herself and share some info about the book she’s working on as well as what she has coming up. Welcome Kari! Hi there. My name is Kari Lee Townsend, and I’m […]
Clicking Our Heels – When We Know Our Writing is Good
/in Clicking Our Heels, How to Write, Inspiration, The Stiletto Gang, Writing and the Arts/by DebraLynn McPherson – If it makes me laugh, I like to think it could make someone else laugh, too. Gay Yellen – If it makes me laugh, or feel sad, or touches me in the way I want it to touch readers, I’m guessing it will work. Lois Winston – Having previously spent more than […]