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Mystery Readers Journal Call for Articles: Murder in the Far East

CALL FOR ARTICLES: Murder in the Far East

The next issue of Mystery Readers Journal (Volume 34:3) will focus on mysteries that take place in the Far East.

We're looking for Reviews, Articles, and Author! Author! essays.

Reviews: 50-250 words
Articles: 250-1000 words
Author! Author! essays: 500-1500 words. Author essays are first person, about yourself, your books, and the 'Far East' connection. Think of it as chatting with friends and other writers in the bar or cafe about your work and your Asian/Far East connection. Add title and 2-3 sentence bio/tagline.

Deadline: October 10.
Send to: Janet Rudolph, Editor. janet @ mysteryreaders . org

Please forward this request to anyone you think should be included.

SUBSCRIBE TO MYSTERY READERS JOURNAL
2018: Gardening Mysteries; Murder in the Far East; Spies & Special Agents; Crime Fiction in the American South )
Many Back Issues of Mystery Readers Journal are available as single copies in Hardcopy or PDF. 

Call for Articles for 2018 (Volume 34):
Murder in the Far East; Crime Fiction in the American South;
2019: Murder Down Under.

Have titles, articles or suggestions for these upcoming issues? Want to write an Author! Author! essay? email Janet Rudolph  ( janet @ mysteryreaders . org )


 

FORENSIC ART WITH ROBIN BURCELL: September 22

Forensic Art: Join Mystery Writers of America, NorCal chapter, for a lunch event on Saturday, September 22, in Sacramento with Robin Burcell.

NYT bestselling author Robin Burcell spent nearly thirty years in law enforcement before retiring to write fiction full time. She is an FBI Academy-trained forensic artist whose drawings have been used to solve a number of crimes, including homicides, bank robberies and hate crimes. Her skills have helped multiple Central Valley law enforcement entities, including the FBI. She has worked with live witnesses, and with the dead, sometimes having to set up shop in a morgue to draw the corpses for identification purposes after they have been found in a state beyond recognition (hence the term forensic artist). Robin will speak about what it takes to do this unique and specialized job and talk about some of the real cases in which forensic art has played a role.
Pay at the door—$25 non-members, $15 NorCal members.

Location: Echo & Rig Steak & Butcher Shop, Sacramento

REGISTER HERE.