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Ed makes his Noir debut
Hubby Ed Piwowarczyk made his debut at Noir at the Bar last night, joining Rick Blechta, David Chilton, J. Kent Messum, Jeffrey Round and Jessica L. Webb in the spotlight at Toronto’s Wallace Gastropub. Here’s the excerpt he read from … Continue reading
Judy shoots for A Hole in One
Judy Penz Sheluk returns to Moving Target today. This prolific Canadian author has just launched A Hole in One, her third mystery and the second novel in her Glass Dolphin mystery series. This fall, she’ll see the release of her … Continue reading
Sleepless nights on the crime beat
Just as exploring the minds and motivations of dark characters may be disturbing for crime fiction writers, journalists covering cases of violent crime may find listening to court testimony unsettling. The 10 months he spent covering the Jennifer Pan murder … Continue reading
Hot off the press: No Fury Like That
Prolific Lisa de Nikolits has done it again! A new novel, hot off Inanna Publications’ presses. Where does this author find the time for her job as a Toronto art director and her novel-a-year literary schedule? She even designed this … Continue reading
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Chatting with Fiona Mcvie
Fiona Mcvie, a poet and a prolific author interviewer in Plains, Scotland, has interviewed me today on Author Interviews! Fiona has been chatting up authors for the past several years, finding out what they write, how they do it and … Continue reading
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Co-writing means ‘knowing you’re not on this ride alone’
I’m excited to have Jamie Tremain on Moving Target today. Jamie Tremain is the pen name of two Canadian authors, Liz Lindsay and Pamela Blance. Their debut mystery, The Silk Shroud, was released this past winter by Black Opal Books. … Continue reading
Author James Moushon: “Don’t hide from your readers!”
James Moushon spent most of his adult life developing computer systems—and thinking about writing mysteries. He finally took the plunge into crime fiction, and is now the author of the Jonathon Stone Mysteries: three novels titled Black Mountain Secrets (2012), … Continue reading
