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Death Will Get You Sober
/in Uncategorized/by Stiletto GangToday Evelyn David interviews Elizabeth Zelvin, author of Death Will Get You Sober (St. Martin’s, in bookstores April 15). Liz’s story, “Death Will Clean Your Closet,” has been nominated for an Agatha award for Best Short Story. The story appeared in the anthology Murder New York Style and is available as a free download on […]
Ruby Slippers Don’t Help In Tornado Alley
/in Uncategorized/by Stiletto GangIt’s that time of year again. Tornado season. Monday was the first day of 2008 that eastern Oklahoma was under a tornado watch. Of course I’m used to Oklahoma’s wild spring weather. I grew up here. Some of my earliest memories are of being bundled up in the middle of the night and taken to […]
Tastes Like Chicken
/in Uncategorized/by Stiletto GangI make every attempt to get my family to eat healthy. This is not an easy task because I have a son who likes virtually nothing, except for (inexplicably) pepperoni. He claims not to eat meat, but will partake of a steak dinner if it is offered (and/or if I threaten him with a six-thirty […]
Fresno Dreams
/in Uncategorized/by Stiletto GangSpring is definitely on its way in Central California. Driving through the foothills is a treat. The hills are covered with wild flowers, whole fields of gold and orange with patches of white and purple. Above the hills you catch glimpses of the snow covered mountains. It’s gorgeous! Hubby and I took in the beauty […]
Tempus Fugit
/in Uncategorized/by Stiletto GangI had coffee last week with Todd Strasser, a prolific author of a gazillion wonderful books that kids of all ages adore. Like any two authors who meet, we swapped war stories (writers block survival tips, reviews that pierce the soul, clever ideas for how to commit [fictional] murder without being caught — frogs are […]