The Scribblings of Sarah E. Glenn

I've been wondering what to post on here. I've heard that 'normal people' don't follow blogs that only offer updates abo...

Other Eyes by Barbara D'Amato My rating: 3 of 5 stars This thriller begins with an arresting scene: a baby crawls across several la...

Yes, it's been a while since I posted. I've thought about posting, but my little gray cells have been busy elsewhere, mostly working...

I've spent so much time talking about State of Horror: Louisiana and my upcoming novel , I neglected to mention a side project I was in...

A Heartbeat Away by Michael Palmer My rating: 3 of 5 stars As Michael Palmer’s books rise in popularity, he raises the stakes higher a...

Good news! I have a box of advanced reading copies of All This and Family, Too . Most of them are slated for specific reviewers, but TWO are...

I did a guest blog for "Thursday's Thugs", a regular feature on Gwen Mayo 's blog. The focus is usually on mystery, but I ...

I get a double dose when it comes to dealing with social media. I have a personal Twitter account where I talk with friends, interact with p...

All photos by Christy Mayo McMillen The time has come for the all-important author portrait. You know, the one that goes in the back of t...

Every day, my dream is becoming more and more solid. Soon, it will be a reality I can hold in my hands.

I am pleased to report that Rymfire's latest release, State of Horror: Louisiana , contains one of my stories. "Voter Base" i...

Ice Cold by Tess Gerritsen My rating: 4 of 5 stars I've read several of Tess Gerritsen's novels, but I've never been able t...

Snow Blind by Lori G. Armstrong My rating: 2 of 5 stars This was my first experience with Lori Armstrong's work, but it is the last...

Everyone who read last week's post will be glad to learn that I finished the edits in good time. Once I got into them, I remembered how ...

A short time ago, I discovered that I could look up the stats for this blog. Among the information listed, I discovered that someone found m...

Ball State professor Nancy Carlson interviews Molly MacRae about her newest novel, Lawn Order . The interview took place at the last Magna...

In a recent exchange on the #amwriting thread on Twitter , I said that I had only written about 400 words. Someone responded: "Quality,...

Austin Camacho is the author of the Hannibal Jones series. If you haven't had the pleasure of meeting him at Bouchercon or Magna cum M...

Preditors & Editors is doing their Best of 2010 poll. If you're familiar with their usual work, I want to assure you that this is a...

Unfortunately, they only work on flu. According to 'recent research', some people (okay, nine people) who got swine flu in 2009 dev...