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. SinC is an organization for crime writers, readers, librarians and booksellers. We support our member with classes, workshops, and webinars. We connect through the SinC community, and advocate for all writers. Learn more at... more
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Libby Fischer Hellmann left a career in broadcast news in Washington, DC and moved to Chicago a long time ago, where she, naturally, began to write gritty crime fiction. She soon began writing historical fiction as well. Eighteen novels and twenty-fi... more
Vicki Delany is one of Canada’s most prolific and varied crime writers and a national bestseller in the U.S. She has written more than fifty books: clever cozies to Gothic thrillers to gritty police procedurals, to historical fiction and novellas for... more
JD Allen writes the Shamus Award-nominated Sin City investigation series. She is president of the Florida chapter of MWA, the current Sleuthfest Chair, a former chapter president of Sisters in Crime in North Carolina and Former Chair of the Boucherco... more
Alan Orloff has published eleven novels and fifty short stories. His work has won an Anthony, an Agatha, a Derringer, and two Thriller Awards. He’s also been a finalist for the Shamus Award and has had a story selected for THE BEST AMERICAN MYSTERY S... more
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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. more
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.
I love hearing how all these writers approach stroytelling and how very different (and similar) their paths have been. Filled with lots of interesting stories.
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