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Via the Chesapeake Chapter. See full list at http://chessiechapter.org/other-links/
2025 Feb TBA Granite Noir, Aberdeen, UK Feb 1 Murder in the Magic City, Birmingham, AL Feb 6-9 Savannah Book Festival, Savannah, GA Feb 22 Amelia Island Book Festival, Amelia Island, FL Mar TBA CityLit Festival, Baltimore, MD Mar 13-16 Left Coast Crime, Denver, CO Mar 15 Suffolk Mystery Authors Festival, Suffolk, VA Mar 20-23 Virginia Festival of the Book, Charlottesville, VA Mar 27-29 New Orleans Book Festival, New Orleans, LA Apr 25-27 Malice Domestic, North Bethesda, MD Apr 26-27 LA Times Festival of Books, USC, Los Angeles, CA May TBA U S Book Show, New York City, NY May 3 Annapolis Book Festival, Annapolis, MD May 3-5 Crime and Thriller Weekend, Cromarty, UK May 14-18 Sleuthfest, St. Petersburg, FL May 15-18 CrimeFest, Bristol, UK May 17 Gaithersburg Book Festival, Gaithersburg, MD May 22-Jun 1 Hay Festival, Hay, UK May 27- 31 ThrillerFest, New York, NY Jun TBA Shetland Noir, Lerwick, UK Jun TBA Writer’s Police Academy/Killer Con, Green Bay, WI Jun TBA Maine Crime Wave, Portland, ME Jun 7-8 CrimeCon UK, London, UK Jun 13-14 Capital Crime, London, UK Jul 17-20 Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, Harrogate, UK Jun 17-21 ThrillerFest, New York, NY Jun 18-22 Space Coast Book Lovers Event, Cape Canaveral, FL Jun 20-22 Lyme Crime, Lyme Regis, UK Jul 16-19 RWA Conference, Philadelphia, PA Jul 19-21 Book Passage Mystery Writers Conference, Corte Madera, CA Aug TBA National Book Festival, Washington, DC Aug TBA Edinburgh International Book Festival, Edinburgh, UK Aug 7-10 PulpFest, Pittsburgh, PA Aug 21-24 Killer Nashville, Franklin, TN Sep 3-7 Bouchercon, New Orleans, LA Sep 5-7 CrimeCon, Denver, CO Sep 12-14 Bloody Scotland, Stirling, UK Sep 13-21 The Agatha Christie Festival, Torbay & South Devon, UK Sep 19-21 Creatures, Crimes & Creativity, Columbia, MD Oct TBA Murder One, Dublin, IE Oct TBA Chiltern Kills, Gerrards Cross, UK Nov TBA New England Crime Bake, Boston/Dedham, MA Nov TBA Iceland Noir, Reykjavík, IS Following are new books at the Wilson County Public Library wilsoncountypubliclibrary.org with a nod to Death and the Old Master - thank you!
ADULT FICTION: “Christmas With the Queen” by Hazel Gaynor “Death and the Old Master” by G.M. Malliet “Fire on the Horizon” by Wilbur Smith “Into the Uncut Grass” by Trevor Noah” “The Mirror” by Nora Roberts “Now or Never” by Janet Evanovich “Rednecks” by Taylor Brown “The Songbird & the Heart of Stone” by Carissa Broadbent “Tooth and Claw” by Craig Johnson “Trial by Fire” by Danielle Steel “Variation” by Rebecca Yarros “We Three Queens” by Rhys Bowen “The Woman at the Wheel” by Penny Haw With thanks to reviewer KRISTOPHER ZGORSKI for the very nice call-out of my contribution to this anthology, "Fear of Missing Out".
https://bolobooks.com/2024/11/midsummer-mysteries-the-bolo-books-review/  Cambridge University master Sir Flyte Rascallian has little interest in the innocent-looking set of old paintings he inherits from his aunt Beatrice, until he takes a closer look . . . and ends up dead.
Something is bothering Sir Flyte Rascallian, renowned art expert and Master of Hardwick College at the University of Cambridge. Are the grimy paintings he recently inherited from his aunt as worthless as he claims? Curator Ambrose Nussknacker believes one of the paintings could be a genuine Rembrandt. Why is Sir Flyte so reluctant to get it authenticated, and so determined to avoid the tributes due to the discovery of one of the world’s great lost treasures? When Sir Flyte is found murdered in the Master’s Lodge, Detective Chief Inspector Arthur St. Just must unravel his unusual actions to solve the death of the old master. College fellows, staff, and students all agree something was amiss. But as St. Just investigates, he quickly becomes entangled in a web of deception following the trail of priceless artwork people would kill to possess. Fans of M.C. Beaton and Dorothy Sayers will love this entertaining mystery featuring delightfully eccentric characters. https://getpocket.com/explore/item/43-of-the-most-iconic-short-stories-in-the-english-language
A solid list that reminds me I need to catch up on my short story reading.  Had such a fun time interviewing #LouisePenny at last week's #icelandnoir convention. She was there to promote Gamache plus her book with Hilary Clinton. Their conversation was the following day with Iceland's first lady Eliza Reid - who is also a crime writer!
I was there to promote my newest Max Tudor and to see geysers and waterfalls and avoid volcanoes. Came back with a cold, but worth it. Louise and I go back a long way and it was great to catch up. Good laughs. Written interview to come.#writerslife Recommended by The Every Girl:
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G.M. Malliet
.Agatha Award-winning author of the DCI St. Just mysteries, Max Tudor mysteries, standalone suspense novel WEYCOMBE, Augusta Hawke mysteries, and dozens of short stories. Books offered in all formats, including large print, e-Book, and audio. 
January 3, 2025. Twisty suspense to see in the new year.
St. Just #6
Max Tudor #8
St. Just #5 - August 1, 2023
The 2nd Augusta Hawke mystery. February 2023.
New mystery series. July 2022.
2021: DEATH IN CORNWALL
(DCI St. Just #4)
Max Tudor mystery, 1st in series
St. Just mystery, 1st in series
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