Three Heads Are Better Than One!

Liz Stauffer, Sally Goldenbaum, B.K. Stevens, me, Wendy Tyson

My first Malice Domestic panel was fantastic! Authors Sally Goldenbaum, LizStauffer, B.K. (Bonnie) Stevens, Wendy Tyson, and I discussed how “Three Heads Are Better Than One,” concerning sleuths who work in teams. Debut authors Liz and Wendy have several completed novels—Liz in one series and Wendy in two. Malice participants could purchase Sally’s latest Seaside Knitters novel, MURDER IN MERINO. Bonnie, who’s published over forty short stories, has her first novel INTERPRETATION OF MURDER coming out from Black Opal Press. On Mother’s Day, Bonnie's family celebrated by giving her: a black opal pendant (husband) and engraved carving board (daughter).

From B.K. Stevens' Facebook Page

A Malice Domestic Panel

This May, I’ll be moderating a panel at Malice Domestic, a conference for fans of traditional, Agatha Christie-style mysteries. I’ve attended Malice for ten years, but this will be my first time participating on a panel. Called “Three Heads Are Better Than One: Sleuths Who Work Together,” it features authors Sally Goldenbaum, Liz Stauffer, B.K.(Bonnie) Stevens, and Wendy Tyson, and considers sleuths working in ensembles, some amateurs (Sally and Liz’s) and others private investigators (B.K. and Wendy’s). The panel takes place at 3 p.m. Saturday, May 3rd. Thanks to Barb Goffman, Malice’s program coordinator, for making this wonderful assignment!