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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Maine Crime Writers
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- Jul 31, 2026
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A Few Thought on the Craft of Writing (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking a lot about the craft of writing lately. I’m taking a New Noir workshop with Tom Andes, whose story “Never Mind in Two-Thousand” was included in the Best American Mystery and Suspense 2025, edited by Don Winslow. For the workshop, we’ve been reading stories or chapters by writers like Elmore Leonard, Megan Abbott, S.A. Cosby, Jordan Harper, James M. Cain, Steph Cha, Raymond Chandler, James Sallis, and Vicki Hendricks. Usually there’s some direction to pay specific attention to
Author Interview: Bruce Robert Coffin (opens the original)
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I first met Bruce Robert Coffin at Crime Bake a few years back and I’ve been lucky enough to bump into him a number of times since. There are a few things that stand out to me about Bruce. First, he’s a really funny guy. Not only does he have a lot of great stories, he knows how to tell them. In person. To a crowd. On the spot. There’s a gift there. Second, he takes writing seriously. He is deeply reflective about his practice and the business of writing. He reads deeply and widely. He asks ques
What I’ve Got Going On (Summer 2026 edition) (opens the original)
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My mind is pinging in about a thousand directions right now. I have a teenager in the house officially. Kid grew four and a half inches this year and is taller than me and now I’m looking at my younger son and realizing I’m counting down the days before I’m the shortest one in the house. I am emotionally preparing. I’ve been traveling a lot for work and for family reasons. Which means I’ve had lots of time for audiobooks and podcasts and, for better or worse, my own thoughts. Had a great convers
Author Interview: Ryan Lowell (opens the original)
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Ryan Lowell’s* fiction has appeared in Portland Monthly Magazine, Worker’s Write Journal and other publications. His story “Things Fall Apart” was a Glimmer Train short story award contest finalist. FREIGHT is his first novel. He lives in South Portland, Maine, with his wife and two sons. Full disclosure: I found out Ryan wrote a book on the sidelines of a soccer game. I was talking to my older son’s friend’s mom (who also happens to own a delightful vintage shop in Portland) about murder (becau
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