A Word With Korina Moss

Why do you write the genre that you write?I’ve always been a reader of mysteries. When I’d finished all the Agatha Christie books in my local library, I found my first cozy mystery, which started my love affair with the genre. I write them for the same reasons I read...

A Word With Laura Bradford

Why do you write the genre that you write?As far as mysteries, I like settling chaos, making the bad guy get his comeuppance, and the main character’s friendships. As far as women’s fiction, I like the journey and growth. I like seeing a character learn about...

A Word With Sarah E. Burr

Why do you write the genre that you write?In a cozy mystery, I love the idea of a regular person willing to put everything on the line to see justice served. My characters are everyday superheroes, and they’re a joy to write. I think if the world were filled with more...

A Word With Wanda M. Morris

Why do you write the genre that you write? First, I simply love the genre. I love the intellectual exercise of figuring out a puzzle along with the protagonist of the story. But I also write mysteries and thrillers because it offers me the chance to explore themes of...

A Word With L.A. Chandlar

Why do you write the genre that you write?I write both historical mysteries as well as contemporary suspense. I love history, especially periods that inspire me to create interesting worlds and bring out unexpected aspects. For instance, in the 1930s within my Art...

A Word With Marco Carocari

Why do you write the genre that you write? Crime fiction fascinated me early on, and I got my first copies of Agatha Christie books as a teen—detectives, amateur sleuths, cops and robber stories always hooked me way faster than anything else. Fast-forward four decades...