Debra Goldstein

Looking for a Short Story to Nominate or Read? – by Debra H. Goldstein

We’ve reached the point of the year where conferences send out award nomination forms to attending authors and fans and where readers, recovering from holiday festivities, are ready to settle down with an enjoyable read. I don’t have a “published in 2025” novel to beg you to nominate or buy. Rather, because of my husband’s […]

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The Best Way to Tell Facts Is to Write Fiction by Sophy Smythe

There’s a saying that truth is stranger than fiction. But in my experience, truth also hides better. It disguises itself behind corporate statements, medical jargon, and policy papers. And when you’ve worked in medicine—as I have—you quickly learn that the most dangerous facts are often the ones marketed as “progress.” That’s why I write thrillers.

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KNIFE RIVER: CRIME FICTION & MUSIC – WHEN ARTFORMS INTERSECT by Baron Birtcher

In recent months, I have been doing a number of talks and signings in support of the release of the newest installment of the Will Rogers Medallion award-winning Sheriff Ty Dawson crime thriller series, KNIFE RIVER. And the question I encounter most frequently regards the origins of Ty Dawson, and the fictional locale Meriwether County,

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COZY & CO. – The Importance of Surrounding Yourself With Kindred Souls by S. C. Merritt

When I began my author adventure in 2020 at the ripe, old age of 58, I decided I may have been ripe, but I wasn’t expired. But I was clueless. And when I say that, I mean I was winging it in every aspect of my newfound, late-in-life passion. Starting out totally self-taught has a

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Two Truths and a Lie: What Being a Veterinarian Taught Me About Writing Cozy Mysteries by DL Mitchell

When people hear I’m both a veterinarian and a cozy mystery author, their eyes widen. A veterinary career is surprisingly great training for writing about amateur sleuths, quirky characters, and hidden clues. I love puzzles, but I also love a happy ending. Life can be unpredictable, but the satisfaction I get from treating patients and

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