The Kino Isaac PodcastWhat happens when a marketing manager turned stay-at-home dad decides to rewrite his life? You get a cozy mystery series, a publishing company, and a role promoting Canadian crime writers to the world.In this warm and insightf...
In this special edition podcast interview for Bouchercon, I interviewed Louise Penny, the Lifetime Achievement Guest of Honour, about her … More
Maybe this was my fifteen minutes. This interview had 14K views in the first 2 days. Thanks to Allan R. … More
“Erik D’Souza is a multifaceted figure in the literary landscape of Vancouver, BC, where he has been making significant contributions … More
Hosted by me! Crime Writers of Canada (CWC) is a national non-profit organization for Canadian mystery and crime writers, associated … More
Every amateur detective secretly believes they are smarter than the police. Suzanne Rickson doesn’t think that. She has faith in … More
I often say that when writing, you should focus on your target demographic and give them what they want. Many … More
Hi everyone, Thanks to Debra, I'm trying out Send Fox. Getting myself in the mailing list game. Trevor came up with a good discussion topic, Pricing. Writing is a tough game with many expenses, so what is a good price point for our books. Charge to l...
Many mystery writers start their creative process by first conceiving the end of their story.
When I write my mysteries, I focus on the experience that I am offering my readers.
My debut mystery novel, Death in Halfmoon Bay, has been described as a character-driven-mystery. It has many moving parts and … More