Speaking with Lauren Rousseau by Tace Baker

Sep 19, 2012 | A Day In My Life

Hi, I’m Lauren Rousseau. I’m a linguistics professor at Agawam College, and while I teach basic and East Asian linguistics, I really enjoy identifying regional and foreign dialects and accents. I can spot somebody from the Ozarks even if she’s trying to hide it. I can...

On A Case With Liz Talbot by Susan M. Boyer

Sep 18, 2012 | A Day In My Life

Naturally, I can’t talk about my clients. A private investigator who runs around blabbing about confidential matters would have a lot of spare time on her hands. I can’t name names, you understand. But I can give you an idea of what an average day looks like. Take...

A Day In The Life Of Hannah Manning by Vicki Delany

Sep 17, 2012 | A Day In My Life

One day. One week. One month. They’re all pretty much the same. Only the weather changes. And the intensity of the headaches. It wasn’t always like this: Once, Hannah Manning was one of the world’s top international journalists. If it’s been in the news in the last...

One On One With Greg Stevens by Sue Ann Jaffarian

Sep 14, 2012 | A Day In My Life

Some of you may not recognize my name, so how about “Mr. Odelia Grey?” Does that ring a bell? That’s right, I am married to Odelia Grey, the sassy, smart-mouthed paralegal who moonlights as an amateur sleuth. Odelia and I met over a dead body. Well, not literary....

The Fictional Face of Rebecca M. Hale

Sep 13, 2012 | A Day In My Life

We zoom in on a quiet corner of downtown San Francisco and a three-story red brick building lying on a tree-lined street in historic Jackson Square. A short step up from the sidewalk leads us to a glass door with a decorative iron frame. Green lettering on the door...