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GRAND MARNIER CHOCOLATE CHIP FRITTERS: National Fritter Day - I'm a huge fan of *Fritters*, of any kind. Well, I'm happy with just about anything that's fried. I heard a chef on *Chopped* say, *"I'm from Kentucky. If...
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- RizzlesCon: Rizzoli & Isles Convention
- Mystery Bytes: Mystery TV News
- V is for Viets: Elaine Viets
- Crime Scene Scarf
- Crime Scene Band-aids
- The Mousetrap: 60th Anniversary & News
- Black Friday: Black Hand Gun Soap
- Cartoon of the Day: Thanksgiving II
- Cartoon of the Day: Thanksgiving CSI
- Judi Dench in Henning Mankell's Italian Shoes
- Grenade Screwdriver Set
- Scandinavian Crime Series Meets Midsomer Murders
- What's in a Name? Guest post by Lise McClendon
- Best Swedish Crime Novel 2011
- 2012 Grand Master, Ellery Queen & Raven Awards
- Cartoon of the Day: Crime Novelist
- Mystery Bytes: Crime Fiction Awards
- Thanksgiving Mysteries 2011
- Science is Murder: December 14 Panel
- Cartoon of the Day
- Tony Hillerman Prize
- GingerDead Men Cookie Cutters
- John Curran on Agatha Christie: Murder in the Making
- T is for Tafoya: Dennis Tafoya
- Candle Holders are the Bomb!
- PD James Joins CrimeFest
- Veterans Day Guest Post: Julia Spencer-Fleming
- Veterans Day Mysteries & Crime Fiction
- Million for a Morgue: Vote Now
- Free eBooks to Travelers: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywoo...
- Miniature Books: Flip Top Cigarette Packages
- Charlie Chan at the Movies
- Gun Jewelry
- Crime Across the Continent: November 18 Conference
- S is for Shaber: Sarah Shaber
- PD James: Death Comes to Pemberly
- National Cat Week: Read a Mystery
- Tana French: The Likeness
- Literary Salon November 10: Simon Wood and Seth Ha...
- Art from Cast-Off Books
- Anthropologie's $2,175 book set -- and how to get ...
- Gun Lamps
- R is for Rees: Matt Rees
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This is so true.
This is how I want to be introduced when I publish my first horror/suspense novel. :)
King and Koontz are my inspiration!
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