NEIBA, Lit Fest, and, oh, everything

First off, I'd like to say how much fun I had with my fellow panelistas at the Salem Literary Festival last week!  We had a great crowd, super questions, and a really neat place to speak--the Old Town Hall.  Thanks again to Toni (middle) and Hank (left), Cornerstone Books, and to Salem State College for underwriting our panel.

Tomorrow morning, I'll be at the Sisters in Crime/ Mystery Writers of America booth at NEIBA.  If you've already registered, stop by and say hi!  There'll be a drawing for books from New England's finest crime writers, candy, and plenty of information about SinC, MWA, and the New England Crime Bake. 

Finally, another groovy review of Wolfsbane and Mistletoe.  This one is by Darque Reviews by Kimberly Swan and reads, in part: 

“Fifteen exceptional authors are brought together to make Wolfsbane and Mistletoe a captivating collection. From stories of urban fantasy to those edged in horror, this anthology offers a fun and sometimes gory variety. Edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L. P. Kelner, Wolfsbane and Mistletoe offers up the Christmas spirit in a wonderfully wicked way. Each story is written as a stand-alone, but among them readers will find entertaining additions to some of the most followed series.”

I am so looking forward to seeing this puppy in print!   October 7–-mark your calendars.