Reston Library,
May 24, 2011

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From left to right, back: Ellen Crosby, Meredith Cole, Ellen Byerrum.

Left to right, front: Me, Sandra Parshall, Donna Andrews.
"There are certain things you really want to have in a village mystery: a pretty setting, a tasteful murder, an appealing sleuth, a festive event, some eccentric locals, a dash of humor and maybe a nice map. G. M. Malliet delivers all that in WICKED AUTUMN."
~ New York Times Sunday Book Review

Upcoming Events

Left Coast Crime, Colorado - March 2013 - See photos from this event at my Facebook page.

Malice Domestic, Maryland
Harrogate Crime, UK
Bouchercon, New York

The Edgars, New York, April 28, 2011

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With Marcia Talley at left. We're all dressed up for the annual dinner of the Mystery Writers of America, where the Edgar awards are presented.

November 6, 2010

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Photo by Robin Templeton
At the Sisters in Crime meeting in Silver Spring, Maryland. Twenty-seven local authors briefly described their latest projects. Also pictured - sort of - is author Art Taylor.

May 4, 2009, at Barnes and Noble, Annapolis

L-R - Elaine Viets, Mary Jane Maffini, Rhys Bowen, Marcia Talley, me, Louise Penny.

March 2009 at Left Coast Crime, The Big Island, Hawaii

Clockwise from top: Author Rhys Bowen, me, Brian Skupin, and Kate Stine at the breakfast for debutante authors and fans of honor. Brian and Kate are the publishers of Mystery Scene Magazine.

February 7, 2009, at Love is Murder, Chicago

Deb Baker, Joanna Campbell Slan, and me.

May 5, 2007, at Malice Domestic

The short story panel: Moderator Hariette Sackler, G.M. Malliet, Marcia Talley, Roberta Isleib, Maurissa Guibord, Toni Kelner (the Agatha winner for short story), John Betancourt, Kaye George.

Above photo courtesy of Kaye George.

Upcoming Mystery Conferences

The New England chapter of Sisters in Crime maintains a helpful list of mystery conferences. See the full listing here.

Examiner.com's 2011 list includes several crime conferences held outside the U.S.

The photo at left is from the December 2008 signing at the Alexandria Library, Duncan branch, for the Chesapeake Crimes 3 anthology. Meriah Crawford is standing at right.