A Word With Wendy Lyn Watson

Why do you write the genre that you write? I find that whodunnits and other mysteries allow readers to engage both their hearts and their minds. There’s the human side (the victim, the forces that drive someone to kill, the motives and conflicts of the sleuth),...

A Word With Laura Jensen Walker

Why do you write the genre that you write?I’m a cozy kind of person and cozies are a natural fit for me. My favorite thing is to curl up with a nice “cuppa” tea (PG Tips with milk and sugar) a soft throw, and a good book with our sweet dog Mellie beside me. I’m also a...

A Word With Meg Macy

Why do you write the genre that you write?I have always loved reading mysteries, from way back to The Boxcar Children, The Happy Hollisters, and Trixie Belden, which led me to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie’s English cozy...

A Word With Abigail Keam

Why do you write the genre that you write?I love solving puzzles. I grew up reading Nancy Drew and Agatha Christie. It was such fun trying to solve “who done it.” Tell us how you got into writing?I starting writing at a very early age. I wrote my first...

A Word With V.M. Burns

Why do you write the genre that you write?I love to read cozy mysteries. I love pitting my wits against the author to figure out whodunit before the end of the book. Tell us how you got into writing?As an avid mystery lover, I had a long list of books that I wanted to...

A Word With Melissa Bourbon

Why do you write the genre that you write?When I was growing up, my first book love was Nancy Drew. I read the Bobsy Twins, the Hardy Boys, and graduated to Agatha Christie. While I read other genres, mystery was definitely the think I gravitated toward. I think I owe...