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May 15

An Interview with Author L.A. Chandlar, by Theresa Falzone

Register Now for the Creativity Workshop of the Year! We at MSinC couldn’t believe our luck when we learned that L.A. (Laurie) Chandlar, national best-selling author of the ART DECO MYSTERY SERIES, was going to lead us in her famous Keeping Creativity Alive workshop this Saturday in Read On >

Mar 29

Q & A With Award-Winning Author Lori Rader-Day by Theresa Falzone

We can’t wait until April 6! That’s when best-selling author Lori Rader-Day will discuss the secret of writing memorable characters, her journey to becoming a multiple-award winner, and the inspiration for her new mystery novel set in Michigan. To register for this event, click here. But we Read On >

Jun 25

Inside These Walls by Mary K. Dean

Confession: When I was in Girl Scouts I suggested one our events be to spend the night in jail. Needless to say everyone looked at me like I had sprouted an extra head. I quickly backpedaled. I hadn’t meant one with actual prisoners. But there was something enticing and adventurous about sleeping Read On >

Apr 23

Write In – Flash Fiction Workshop

On April 21, Michigan Sisters in Crime hosted a flash-fiction / write in event. We were excited that all levels of writers were represented, from newbies to published authors. During the flash-fiction segment, attendees spent ten minutes free writing from a provided writing prompt - a photo. Read On >

Mar 06

Plotting vs Pantsing by Mary K. Dean

I’m a total pantser, I freely admit it.  But I yearn to be more of a plotter. Which is to say, I’d love to sit down knowing exactly where I plan to go with the plot and to know all the subplots as well. But most of the time I find that I get so excited to write a scene that I just start writing. I Read On >

Mar 06

Plotting vs Pantsing by Mary K. Dean

I’m a total pantser, I freely admit it.  But I yearn to be more of a plotter. Which is to say, I’d love to sit down knowing exactly where I plan to go with the plot and to know all the subplots as well. But most of the time I find that I get so excited to write a scene that I just start writing. I Read On >

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