We’ve decided that, in addition to the website, we should start an Instagram account for our chapter. I’ve been sort-of elected to run this, since I was the one who […]
JES Hays
JES Hays is the author of the Devon Day and the Sweetwater Kid stories: Down the Owlhoot Trail and the upcoming Outlaw Security.
What I’m Reading: The Virgin Homicides
I’ve gotten the latest Neil Plakcy Mahu mystery book: The Virgin Homicides. In this one, Kimo and Ray investigate two murders, young women who may be somehow connected. They find […]
Real Life Updates
I have been confined to my writing office lately, which is both a good and a bad thing. I walked down the two front steps from my porch to the […]
Website Woes
The local Sisters in Crime chapter has elected me a board member at large and begged me to help create the new website. It’s going to look marvelous, by the […]
What I’m Working On: Mail Order Brides?
I occasionally outline a Mail Order Bride plot for the same publisher who does the Amish romance plots. The latest one is a Christmas plot with plenty of snow, decorations, […]
What I’m Watching: Good Omens 2
I loved the novel and the first season was excellent, so I’ve been looking forward to watching the second season. I’ll try not to include any real spoilers. I’m assuming […]
New Responsibilities
I’ve been approached by the local chapter of Sisters in Crime and have decided to step up and take on some extra responsibilities with the board. They need some help […]
Movie Review: Indiana Jones
So I don’t go to a lot of actual movies, in case you haven’t noticed. I did decide to try this one, though, because I like the franchise and enjoyed […]
Anthology Creation
My chapter of Sisters in Crime is thinking about producing an anthology, so I’m getting in on the ground floor. We’ll see how it goes. So far, it looks immensely […]
What I’m Watching: Christmas in July
So my mystery channel, where I usually watch old episodes of Columbo, Murder She Wrote, etc., has started showing Christmas movies instead. I suppose this is a positive thing, since […]