Looking up from scribbling in a copy of Alaska Justice, I notice a somewhat memorable face patiently waiting her turn in the line. I can’t quite place her, but the freckles are unique. It’s a good evening for a book signing in the small town of Rathdrum, Idaho. The store owners are excellent hosts and […]
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Jumping off a Mount McKinley ice ridge into a dark abyss with a Super Cub perked my interest in becoming a bush pilot. That feeling of “where is this taking me?” was similar to how I felt when beginning my first “Novelized nonfiction,” (the movies call that “Based on Actual Events”) Alaska Justice. The research
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Thanks and welcome to Mike Kincaid, who answered the call for a new August featured author, willing to share his thoughts on writing and publishing as we all enjoy this final month of summer. “This is gonna hurt.” Funny, but that’s the first thing that goes through my mind as the store-keep’s finger tightens on
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We’ve had a great response to our 49 Writers call for featured authors for 2010, and there’s still time to toss your name in the mix. It’s a fine way to connect with other writers and get the word out about what you’ve been doing. Email me on or before December 15 at debv@gci.net to
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If you attended the Sisters in Crime International Bouchercon in Anchorage a couple of years ago, you may have met up with retired Alaska State Trooper-turned-author Mike Kincaid, who was part of a panel on real-life police work in the North. He’s lived all over the state, including McKinley Park, Talkeetna, Valdez, Glennallen, Fairbanks, Bethel,
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