
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 where writers belong. We support our member with community, advocacy, classes, workshops, and webinars. No matter where a writer is on their journey, SinC supports them. Learn more at www.sistersincr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 236 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsBooks | |||

Nina Wachsman studied book illustration under Maurice Sendak at Parsons School of Design and lives in New York City. Her mystery novels and stories are mostly historical, and many feature artists or artwork. She is a founding member of Curators of Cr... more
Ellen Butler is the international bestselling author of the Karina Cardinal mystery series, praised by Publishers Weekly as “intelligent escapism.” Drawing on her real-life experience working on Capitol Hill and with a medical association in Washingt... more
Libby Klein writes ridiculously funny murder mysteries from her Northern Virginia office with a very naughty calico Persian named Miss Eliza Doolittle, and a sweet black Lab named Vader. She can name that tune for 70s and 80s rock in the first few no... more
Sandra Jackson-Opoku is the author of three award-winning novels. The River Where Blood is Born won the American Library Association Black Caucus Award. Hot Johnny and the Women Who Loved Him was an Essence Magazine Bestseller in Hardcover Fiction. D... 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.
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.
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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Conversations center around the writing journeys of various authors, delving into their processes, experiences, and personal anecdotes that shaped their paths. Topics frequently include the importance of community in writing, advocacy for representation in literature, and the unique challenges faced by diverse voices within the literary world. Guests often share insights on the publishing industry, from the hurdles of writing to the significance of mentorship and critique groups, making it a valuable resource for both aspiring and established writers looking for guidance and inspiration.
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