Who are the Stiletto Gang?
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.
Clicking Our Heels – Our Favorite Foods and What They Say About Us?
/in Author Life, Interview/by Stiletto GangThis month, on Clicking Our Heels… The Stiletto Gang is reflecting on our favorite foods and what we think they say about us. Donnell Ann Bell – I love food of all kinds. I love Mexican food, chicken enchiladas, chili rellenos. Then the next day I might prepare a spinach salad, with walnut, mushroom, pears, […]
Publishing News!
/in Cozy Mysteries/by Sydney Leigh/ Lynn McPhersonHi all, I’m so excited to announce that I have signed contracts with two publishers for two new series!! Both will be out in 2024 and I couldn’t be more excited–yippee!!! I’m a cozy writer to the core so both new series are cozy, of course. One of the series will be with Level Best […]
Reading Mojo and LCC
/in Drus Book Musings/by Dru Ann LoveI don’t have much to say. I lost my reading mojo due to medical complications. I got it back by reading a domestic thriller (Teach Her A Lesson by Kate Flora) which is not my preferred genre. Then I followed that up with reading the last book (The Last Remains) in a beloved series by […]
Three —T.K. Thorne
/in Uncategorized/by TK ThorneThree is a magic number. Can you hear your mother counting down the time left until unnamed but dreadful forces will compel you to do what you haven’t done yet? Your personality might have made you immediately hop to at “1.” Or (like me) you might have waited until the last possible moment before her […]
Scams, Spams & Caveat Emptor!
/in Author Life, How to Write, Uncategorized/by Lois WinstonTwo years ago, when we moved from New Jersey to Tennessee, my husband and I cut the landline cord. We’d only kept our landline for as long as we had because cell service in our NJ home was spotty at best. If I had to guess, I’d say that at least 75% of the calls […]