At the February 3 Columbia River Chapter of Sisters in Crime, Elizabeth M.S. Flynn (who writes as Eilis Flynn) will outline the use of red herrings for the whodunit set (and others).
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We Are All Other
Originally published in Novelists Ink, October 2021 How authors can dive into cultural research By Elizabeth MS...
Story Behind The Story: A Christmas Carol Murder by Heather Redmond
Meet Heather Redmond and the story behind her...
The Story Behind the Story Behind the Story (and no, that’s not redundant)
https://www.amazon.com/His-30-Day-Guarantee-Eilis-Flynn-eboo...
It’s Time for Turkey
The result of a very short commute to a job a number of...
Workshops booked for 2021
Planning ahead, for the Futuristic, Fantasy &...
Sensible and Sensitive: Making Your Manuscript More Desirable Through Sensitivity
Today’s writers know at least these two things: Good...
I Edit. I Write. I Talk About Ghosts.
Bringing Japanese Ghosts and Death Rituals to Sakura-Con...
I Wrote the Book on Editing
After All These Years, I've Got Stories The proof copies...
Heather Redmond’s A Tale of Two Murders Is Two Times Two Elizabeth M.S. Flynn Tales, Too
Last night I attended the Third Place Books author event...
Your Indie Editor and You: Presentation June 2, 2018 at the White Center LIbrary
Indie editors are an essential part of indie publishing....
