Bestselling author Lisa Jackson has always admired Killer Nashville’s great aim: to be an advocate for writers. Now she’s doing something substantial to help those writers who would like to go to KN but can’t because they are too pressed financially. If you’re interested in trying … Continue reading
Many thanks to the Williamson Herald and to Clay Stafford. Here is Clay’s account of the founding of Killer Nashville and its subsequent success. Commentary: Ten years later… Writers’ dreams are still deadly passion for founder of Killer Nashville By … Continue reading
Every year, I remind my readers that the exciting Killer Nashville is rolling in again. (This year the dates are October 29 to November 1.) I’ve attended many conferences of different kinds over the years, both good and useless but … Continue reading
Several years ago, I was ensconced in my upstairs office tapping out my third volume in the Connie Holt Mystery Series. It was to be called Cross of Gold Road. This was my third book with my traditional publisher, and I was comfortable … Continue reading
It has long bothered me that in literary criticism and in many readers’ minds, there is still a sharp difference between , thought of as serious, highly-crafted novels with meaning as seen in its theme, and what has been called popular … Continue reading