NEWS & EVENTS
Mysterious England returned to Edmonds Library on April 5th
Before COVID, Marty Wingate, Candace Robb, and Alice presented a program called “Mysterious England,” beginning at the Edmonds Library and going on to other libraries from Puyallup to Oak Harbor. On April 5th, they revived this popular program, which includes brief readings from the authors’ latest books, as well as conversation about why they write about England and what makes it such an enduring subject for murder mysteries! More events are in the planning. These library programs are free and open to the public.
“Writing a mystery: it’s more than whodunnit” on YouTube
In November, Alice gave a Zoom talk on writing a mystery for the Sno-Isle County Libraries in Washington. In this program, she described not only her own process for writing and revising a mystery, but also discussed the genre and the fact it remains the most popular after romance. And why is that? Because everlasting love is the only story more beguiling than the mystery, which assures us that no matter what bad things happen, good can triumph and order will be restored. You may view the program on YouTube now.
Zoom with me!
Since the Zoom era began, Alice has participated in events from California to Connecticut, as well as in England, France, India, and Pakistan. It’s an any time, anywhere world now, so if your book club or other group would like to chat with her about her books, reading, or writing, please feel free to contact her at alicekboatwright@gmail.com.
Recent/forthcoming events
April 5: “Mysterious England” at the Edmonds Public Library! Marty Wingate, Candace Robb and Alice revived their popular library program on April 5th. Free and open to the public.
Interested in having Alice Zoom to your book club or writers’ group?
For Zoom (or Skype, or Facetime) author visits, contact alicekboatwright@gmail.com