
The Sisters in Crime Writers' podcast features conversations with our members about the writing journey: their process, what they've learned, what they wish they'd know sooner. For 40 years we've supported our members with classes, workshops, webinars, and community. We're also an advocacy organization for all crime writers. No matter where a writer is on their journey, SinC is an organization whe... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksFiction | |||

Kiwi Judy L Mohr is a writer, developmental editor, writing coach, amateur photographer, and a science nerd with a keen interest in internet technologies and social media security. Her knowledge ranges from highly efficient ways to hide the bodies th... more
Nancy G. West writes mystery/suspense/thrillers about ordinary people who face dangerous situations and struggle to save themselves or the people they love. A former UT-Austin business major, she switched to English literature and found that writing ... more
International bestseller Sarah Smith’s books are published in 15 languages. She’s won the Agatha for best teenage mystery, the Massachusetts Book Award for best teenage novel, and numerous other honors, including NY Times Notables and Best Book of th... more
Audrey Lee’s debut novel, The Mechanics of Memory, was nominated for the Edgar® Award for Best First Novel, the Anthony Award for Best First Novel, the Silver Falchion Award for Best Thriller, and the Lefty Award for Best Debut Mystery. The audiobook... more
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Insightful and always interesting deep dive into craft and the business of being a career author.
I started this series about two months ago (July 2023) and couldn’t stop listening. Julie made every interview feel like we were making new friends while learning about the author’s stories, too. I listened to every episode in about a month’s time. I love that i can keep listening since there are a constant stream of new authors to interview. If you love crime and learning about each author’s journey, I’d highly recommend taking a listen as soon as you have the chance.
I am catching up on back episodes and I just have to say, the episode with Alexia Gordon was awesome!! I felt like I had friends over for coffee as you discussed so many topics. This podcast is wonderful; both entertaining and informative.
I listen to the SinC podcast every day during my walks. Sometimes I have to stop and write things down on my phone so I don’t forget before I get home. You have wonderful and informative guests.
Thank you for continuing to show struggling writers the path to writing and publishing.
Warmly,
Vonnie Kennedy
Listening to this episode on my walk made it not seem like exercise. I enjoyed listening to Delia C. Pitts. Her P. I. character Rook sounds so intriguing I’m going to buy her books and also re-up m membership in SinC.
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Listeners can expect candid conversations with mystery and crime-fiction authors about the writing journey, publishing realities, and building a sustainable career through community. Episodes emphasize craft (plotting, world-building, multi-POV storytelling), the business side of publishing, and the collaborative support provided by Sisters in Crime and related writer networks. A standout throughline is how mentorship, conferences, and organizational communities help authors navigate rejection, rights reversions, and long-running series, while maintaining a personal voice and resilience. This show often features seasoned writers across age ranges and backgrounds, with a strong emphasis on indie and traditional publishing paths, genre-blendi... more
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Recent guests on The Sisters in Crime Writers' Podcast include:
1. Nancy G. West
2. Sarah Smith
3. Audrey Lee
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5. Carmela Dutra
6. Susan Santangelo
7. Kit Gray
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