2019 events!
11 April, Thursday, 7:-8:30 pm–I have the honor and delight of interviewing Mary Daheim on the occasion of the publication of A Case of Bier, her 68th book!!!! Sponsored by Puget Sound Sisters in Crime & Third Place Books
Third Place Books–Lake Forest Park
27 April, Saturday, 9 am – 4 pm, Heroes, Villains, and Victims: The Eternal Triangle, a workshop featuring Nancy Martin in the morning, and, in the afternoon, a panel with Candace Robb, Curt Colbert, & Ingrid Toft talking about how we create our heroes, villains, and victims. Information and a link for registration here.
Scene of the crime: Phinney Neighborhood Center, Seattle
UK events in May–I look forward to seeing you!
16 May, Thursday, 7:30-9:00 pm, I’ll be at the Leeds Library, Commercial St., Leeds, in conversation with Chris Nickson and Sara Porter (editor, Severn House)
18 May, Saturday, 2:00-3:00 pm, I’ll be giving a talk at Pontefract Castle: Kings, Wolves, & Coroners (£3–tickets here) More details here. I look forward to seeing you!
21 May, Tuesday, 6:00-8:00 pm, I’ll be in York! De Grey Lecture Theatre, York St. John University, in conversation with Chris Nickson and Kate Lyall Grant (publisher, Severn House)
17 August 2019, Saturday, noon-1:00pm Come chat with me while I sign copies of A Conspiracy of Wolves (and many other books!) at the wonderful Edmonds Bookshop
(111 Fifth Ave South Edmonds, WA 98020) Make a day of it and explore this beautiful town on the Sound!
Hi Emma–I finally got around to reading your blog. It’s wonderful–full of lively an intriguing research tidbits. I’ve bookmarked it. Maybe I can get Sus and Heidi to your SF events. Then you finally can meet my lovely girls. Summer in Duluth is very relaxing. I hope you’re getting a little break too! Here’s to Alice! Mary
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Hey, Mary–Thanks for the feedback! Hah–a break? I wish…. I’m so glad you’re having one.
It would be such fun to meet Sus and Heidi. I’ll email you with more details. Emma
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When will you return to Owen Archer?
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Working on the 11th Owen Archer right now!
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Hi Candace – It’s a long time since I cried at the death of a character, but I did at Thoresby’s death in Vigil of Spies. As a writer of crime fantasy set in an alternate Tudor history, your skill in drawing me in and making me live the story speaks for itself. I discovered Lucie and Owen a long time ago and, as I live relatively close to York, their stories have always held that extra dimension. More Owen Archer and soon. Please??
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