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Recently attended the annual Crime Bake in Boston and outside of the suspicion that the hotel where it was held only exists for laundering money—rugs held together with duct tape, both freezing and boiling meeting rooms, a restaurant without enough cheese to make a sandwich—I once again confronted my simultaneous desire to contribute to this community of writers and to hide i...

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Kate Flora: Here’s a short Thanksgiving story you might enjoy:

I had exactly thirty minutes to buy everything I needed to cook dinner for twenty, so naturally, navigating the store was like playing bumper cars. As I snatched items off the shelves and shoved my overloaded shopping cart past two ta...

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As part of our Writing Tips Wednesday, we are resharing this post from waayy back in 2012, offering some of the writing advice we’ve gotten over the years.

Kate Flora here, starting a...

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By Kait Carson

As I write this, I’m waiting for the sun to come up so I can shovel our very first accumulating snow of the year. Shoveling snow is not one of my favorite things, but I don’t mind it too much. Yet. I live in The County. Snow’s a given, so I look at it as a home exercise program. Which is necessary this time of the year because baking is one of m...

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When I’m writing a mystery novel, which seems like all the time now, things that I read about or see on TV often spark ideas. Sometimes I feel compelled to add whatever it is to the book I’m writing. I don’t question this, I go with it. I always figure it’s my writer brain working in the background (like one of those apps on your phone compiling data even when you’re not usin...

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