Once again we're gifted with the insight of another writer of mysteries who not only features RVers as main characters, but is an RVer herself! (Yep, you'd be surprised how often us RVers spot boo-boos in books about RVing, sure signs the writers aren't RVers themselves.) We're pleased to welcome Karen Musser Nortman, author of... Continue Reading →
It's been awhile since the ellenbooks has done an interview -- and what better way to bring them back than to feature fellow writers of mysteries featuring RVers! When I started imagining the Rollin RV Mystery series, I knew only about Sue Henry's Maxie and Stretch short series of four books. I worried that maybe... Continue Reading →
I am honored to have been invited to post guest blogs at MotiveMeansOpportunity -- a fantastic, info-filled, insight-laden blog that E. Michael Helms, Kait Carson, and Max Everhart formed awhile back. It's a thrill to be in their company, as well as many other fabulous mystery writers! Yep... could explain why I haven't posted here... Continue Reading →
[No spoilers, I promise!] Earlier this year, for the first time since publishing Pea Body, my husband and I returned to the book's setting -- the Outer Banks (OBX) of North Carolina, home of awesome beaches, seafood, and Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge. Not only was it great to be back alongside the Atlantic Ocean,... Continue Reading →
It's an odd experience to read a novel -- a work of fiction, something imagined -- by someone you know. As a reader and writer, I've been on both sides of this. When I'm reading a novel or short story by someone I know, I can't help but compare what I know about the author... Continue Reading →
Because my husband and I are always moving, trading one "hometown" for another around the continent, we frequently pick up local newspapers to see what's happening while we're in the neighborhood. On a recent visit to the Grand Canyon we bought the Grand Canyon News, and it delivered a juicy bit of information about an... Continue Reading →
Travel writers are a dime a dozen. Well, okay, maybe not *that* common. But when someone says they're a travel writer, they usually don't have to explain what it means, especially now with so many cable TV channels and hundreds of magazines devoted to travel. Travel writer implies they travel to various locations to write... Continue Reading →
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