2016 New England Crime Bake

Emily Arsenault is the author of THE EVENING SPIDER, WHAT STRANGE CREATURES, MISS ME WHEN I'M GONE, IN SEARCH OF THE ROSE NOTES, and THE BROKEN TEAGLASS. Her first young adult novel, THE LEAF READER, will be released in the summer of 2017. She lives in Shelburne Falls, MA, with her... Read More →

Toby Ball is the author of the critically acclaimed City Trilogy and a panelist on the podcast, Crime Writers On... During the day, he is the Business Manager at the Crimes against Children Research Center and the Family Research Laboratory at the University of New Hampshire. He... Read More →

Clinical psychologist Lucy Burdette (aka Roberta Isleib) has published 15 mysteries, including the latest in the Key West food critic series, KILLER TAKEOUT (NAL/Obsidian April 2016.) Her books and stories have been short-listed for Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity awards. She's a member... Read More →

Hallie Ephron is the New York Times bestselling author of ten crime novels, including You'll Never Know, Dear (William Morrow, June 2017)). She is a four-time finalist for the Mary Higgins Clark Award. A revised and expanded edition of her Edgar-nominated Writing and Selling Your... Read More →

Jessica Estevao writes the Change of Fortune Mysteries. The first in the series, Whispers Beyond the Veil, will release in September 2016. She loves the beach, mysterious happenings and all things good-naturedly paranormal. While she lives for most of the year in New Hampshire with... Read More →

Jane Haertel is the CFO (Chief Fussbudget Officer) of Crazy Diamond Editing Services, a developmental, line/copy, proofreading, and coaching service for writers in any genre, fiction and nonfiction. She has worked with authors at all levels, from beginners to USA Today and New York... Read More →

John R Corrigan has published nine crime novels under his own name and K.A. Delaney and D.A. Keeley. His most recent work, Destiny's Pawn, will be published in June 2016. He is English department chair at Northfield Mount Hermon School and writes a bi-weekly post for Type M for Murder... Read More →

Author of the Quaker Midwife Mysteries, the Country Store Mysteries, and the Local Foods Mysteries. A gardener, cook, world traveler, mom, and fourth-generation Californian, Edith lives north of Boston with three cats, a tall handy beau, and more ideas about murder than she'll ever... Read More →

Liz Mugavero is the author of the Agatha Award-nominated Pawsitively Organic Mysteries Kneading to Die, A Biscuit, A Casket, The Icing on the Corpse and Murder Most Finicky. Custom-Baked Murder, the fifth in the series, will be released in December 2016. As you can imagine, her canine... Read More →

Paula has championed great content for more than twenty years at such media giants as WGBH, Fidelity, and Disney. She’s always looking for good crime fiction, and loves a good plot, since she wrote the book on it—PLOT PERFECT: How to Build Unforgettable Stories Scene By Scene... Read More →

After two decades working for a top luxury retailer, Diane Vallere traded fashion accessories for accessories to murder. MASKING FOR TROUBLE, her fourteenth book, came out in October 2016. Diane is the president of Sisters in Crime. She writes the Samantha Kidd, Madison Night, Costume... Read More →

Lea Wait's the Maine author of the Mainely Needlepoint and Shadows Antique Print Mystery series, the most recent of which are DANGLING BY A THREAD and SHADOWS ON A MORNING IN MAINE. She also writes historical fiction for ages 8 and up, the latest of which, UNCERTAIN GLORY, is set... Read More →