Crime Without the Blood: Cozy Mysteries
How do you conceive a diverting puzzle without explicit violence? How do you create a sense of danger […]
Behind the Darkness: True Crime
What is the appeal of this type of story? How does an author select the real-life tragedy and conduct research?
On the Road Again: MWA NY at Morristown & Morris Library
MWA members, aspiring writers and the public gathered on October 26 at the Morristown & Morris Township Public Library for “The Road to Publication” panel discussion moderated by MWA-NY President Nev March. The expert panel comprised Verena Rose, co-owner, CFO and acquisitions editor of Level Best Books; Hannah O’Grady, senior editor at St. Martin’s Press and Minotaur Books; and Susan
COME HEAR MWA-NY AUTHORS READ FROM THEIR NEWEST WORKS!
Seven local authors will read from their latest books, starting at noon on Saturday November 2, in the 58th Street
Hoboken Book Fair
Many thanks to all our authors who represented the chapter so wonderfully at the Hoboken Public Library Book Fair on September 21! John O’Rourke, James McCrone, Patrice McDonough, V. S. Kemanis, Mariah Fredericks, Jim Fusilli, Philip Cioffari, Carole Bugge, Peggy Ehrhart, David Bushman, Theasa Touhy, and Samantha Hartford: it was great to see you all, and we hope to see
“Writing True Crime: A National Obsession” Workshop
“Writing True Crime: A National Obsession” Workshop Date and time: Saturday, October 19 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Location: Pelham
Writing Workshop from Our Partners at Sisters in Crime
The NY/Tri-State Chapter of Sisters in Crime is hosting a writing workshop with Hank Philippi Ryan from 10 am to
Writing a Series: Getting It Started and Keeping It Going
What should you consider before starting a mystery series? How do you keep the ideas and energy flowing? What’s the
THE ROAD TO PUBLICATION
THIS SATURDAY you are invited to our discussion on THE ROAD TO PUBLICATION. An expert panel of editors
Next Manhattan Mystery Reading Saturday, September 7! (Immediately Followed by Proofreading Slam!)
Come hear three MWA-NY authors read from their work on Saturday September 7, starting at noon in the 58th Street