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Something Strange is Going On in Ohio

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In a winter of snow, ice, below-zero temperatures, fender-benders, and school closings, Nature sometimes creates its own form of entertainment.…

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Posted in: Climate, Mysteries, Weather Filed under: snow rollers, weather phenomenon, winter

Livin’ La Vida Fria: Life in the Polar Vortex

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WINTER: most of us have at least one that stands out in memory. The year the snowdrift came over the…

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Posted in: Climate, History's Mysteries, Travel Filed under: Alaska, Natural Mummy, Northern Lights, Otzi, Thames Frost Fair

The Spirit of Christmases Past

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This year the 104th Geraldson Family Christmas Party was celebrated in Waukesha, Wisconsin, on December twenty-first. The party has survived…

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Posted in: Christmas, Family Traditions, The Past Filed under: Christmas Past, Traditions; Family

What I Wish I Had Known, Part V: Lucy Burdette

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This week I am pleased to introduce you to Lucy Burdette, author of twelve mysteries, eight written as Roberta Isleib.…

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Posted in: Advice from Writers, Craft of Writing, Mysteries, Publishing, Writing Conferences and Workshops Filed under: Key West, Lucy Burdette, Publishing, Seascape Writers' Retreat, writing advice

Blogs and Bum Glue

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     “She generally gave herself very good advice,” Lewis Carroll said of Alice in Wonderland, “though she very seldom followed…

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Posted in: Advice from Writers, Blogging, Characters, Craft of Writing, Learning Curve, Publishing, Uncategorized Filed under: blogs, craft of writing, unforgettable characters, writing advice

British Character Actors and East Anglia

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As a fan of British mystery writer Caroline Graham, I was thrilled when her “Inspector Barnaby” books were translated to…

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Posted in: Europe, The Past, Travel Filed under: British character actors, East Anglia, Midsomer Murders

Truth and Consequences

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“Everybody, sooner or later,” said Robert Louis Stevenson, “sits down to a banquet of consequences.” Wonderful quote. I’ve used it…

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Posted in: Characters, Craft of Writing, Mysteries Filed under: Gone Girl, moral universe, mysteries, Robert Louis Stevenson

What I Wish I Had Known, Part IV: G. M. Malliet

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    This week I have the privilege of introducing you to award-winning mystery writer G. M. MALLIET, whose books,…

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Posted in: Advice from Writers, Craft of Writing, Mysteries, Publishing Filed under: Advice for New Writers, g.m. malliett, mysteries

Making An Impression

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This past summer I attended my high school reunion and reconnected with friends I hadn’t seen since that warm day…

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The Race is Not to the Swift

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Perseverance is one of life’s great virtues—something we admire in others but shrink back from learning ourselves. This is because…

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Posted in: Antiques, Craft of Writing, Revisions Filed under: Antiques, Hester Bateman, perseverance, revisions, silver

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