Seen on CrimeThruTime and DOROTHY-L yesterday, for any historical mystery writers or readers who wish to contribute...
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The Mystery Readers Journal is devoting two of its themed issues (Volume 23:4 and Volume 24:1) to History Mysteries.
If you have a mystery set in an historical period, consider writing an Author! Author! essay for the second issue. Deadline is February 15. 500-2500 words, first person, upclose and personal about yourself, your mysteries and the historical connection. Think of it as chatting with friends, readers and other writers. Be sure and add a 2-3 sentence bio/tagline. Query letter always appreciated.
We're also looking for articles and reviews. Articles 750-2500 words; reviews up to 500 words.
Janet
Janet Rudolph, Editor, Mystery Readers Journal
http://www.mysteryreaders.org
janet@MYSTERYREADERS.ORG
About Me
- Sarah Johnson
- Collection management librarian, readers' advisor, avid historical fiction reader, NBCC member. Book review editor for the Historical Novels Review and Booklist reviewer. Recipient of ALA's Louis Shores Award for book reviewing (2012). Blogging since 2006.
Hello. I found your blog searching for "historical mysteries" on Google. I was wondering if you, as a librarian and a HM enthusiast, could point me in the direction of articles specifically about HMs.
ReplyDeleteThat sounded lazy. I assure you I have tabs open to various databases over here (at UQ in Australia).