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The Sisters in Crime Writers' Podcast

Sisters in Crime
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Crime Fiction
Justine Byrne Historical Mysteries
Mystery Writing
Writing Process
Historical Crime Fiction
Cozy Mysteries
Writing Community
Mary Anna Evans
Sex Trafficking
World War II
Character Development
Writing Craft
Florida
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Community For Writers
Journalism
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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

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Lori Robbins is the Amazon bestselling author of the On Pointe and Master Class mystery series and a contributor to The Secret Ingredient: A Mystery Writers Cookbook. She is the recipient of three Silver Falchions, the Indie Award for Best Mystery, a... more

Tara Lush is the Florida-based author of the Crescent Moon Mystery series, where the bodies are fictional, but the weird Florida vibes are very real.

She’s a RITA finalist, Amtrak writing fellow, and George C. Polk Award winner who once covered crim... more

Mally Becker is the award-winning author of the Revolutionary War mysteries, which offer a glimpse into a time as divided as her own. The three books in her series have each been nominated for an Agatha Award and the most recent—The Paris Mistress—wa... more

Tenesha L. Curtis has been a lover of the dark, disturbing, and deviant since childhood. In her kindergarten and elementary school years, her favorite movies included classics like "Child's Play," "Problem Child," "Candyman," and "Adventures in Babys... more

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Recent Guests

Amy Patricia Meade
Author of the Marjorie McClelland Mysteries, Vermont Country Living Mysteries, and Tish Tarragon Mysteries.
Episode: Amy Patricia Meade
Molly MacRae
Author of the Haunted Yarn Shop Mysteries and recipient of the Sherwood Anderson Award for Short Fiction
Episode: Molly MacRae
Barbara Nickless
Wall Street Journal and Amazon bestselling author of eight novels, teacher, and activist
Episode: Barbara Nickless
Cody Sisco
Author of 'Resonant Earth', an LGBTQ+ science fiction series, editor, publisher, and literary culture producer.
Episode: Cody Sisco
Lynda Allen
Author of The Liv Wilde Mysteries, which incorporates personal experiences with humor and heart.
Episode: Lynda Allen
Curtis Ippolito
Anthony Award-winning and Macavity Award and Derringer Award-nominated writer
Episode: Curtis Ippolito
Marcie R. Rendon
Bestselling author of Where They Last Saw Her and the Cash Black Bear Crime series.
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Episode: Marcie R. Rendon
Nina Wachsman
Mystery novelist and founding member of Curators of Crime
Episode: Nina Wachsman
Ellen Butler
International bestselling author of the Karina Cardinal mystery series and award-winning historical spy fiction writer.
Episode: Ellen Butler

Host

Julie Henrikus
Executive Director of Sisters in Crime

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • A podcast that feels like making new friends

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gwa126
    United States2 years ago
  • Like having friends over for coffee!!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Patti6305
    United States3 years ago
  • So 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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    von62653
    United States3 years ago
  • I’m re-upping my membership!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Star Wmn
    United States4 years ago
  • Fascinating

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    writertype1
    United States4 years ago

Listeners Say

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The discussions provide deep insights into the writing process and community building among writers, making it valuable for both aspiring and established authors.
Listeners find the show to be exceptionally engaging and warm, characterizing it as an opportunity to feel like they are making friends with authors.
The format is described as friendly and conversational, creating an inviting atmosphere for discussions about the literary world.
Audience members appreciate the focus on underrepresented voices in literature, emphasizing diversity and inclusivity.

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Amy Patricia Meade
Q: When did you say to yourself, I want to become a writer?
I think I've always known, that looking back, I may not have actually known, but there was that writing bug present.
Stephen G. Eoannou
Q: What do you wish you'd known earlier on, in this writing journey?
I wish I had found a supportive community of writers earlier; that connection made all the difference in my development as a writer.
Stephen G. Eoannou
Q: Tell me about the attraction to crime fiction. Was it always that?
I didn't set out to be a crime fiction writer, but I grew up loving mystery and detective stories.
Stephen G. Eoannou
Q: When did you say to yourself, I want to write a novel?
I said to myself I want to be a writer when I was in high school, after reading John Irving's *The Hotel New Hampshire*.
Grace Burrowes
Q: So, talk to me about developing the craft and how was it through writing?
Grace explains that she absorbed a lot of craft informally through reading and then took workshops and read craft books to deepen her understanding.

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