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Calendar
Saturday, June 21, 2 pm
Wes D. Gehring, a film professor at Ball State University, visits to talk about and sign copies of his new novel, The Charlie Chaplin Murder Mystery.
Wednesday, June 25, 7 pm
Discussion group. Our monthly evening group meets to talk about The Last Kashmiri Rose by Barbara Cleverly. This group generally meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7 pm. All are invited to join us!
Thursday, June 26, noon
Discussion group. Our monthly daytime group meets to talk about The Last Kashmiri Rose by Barbara Cleverly. This group generally meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at noon. This group usually orders lunch, which you’re welcome to share or not, as you prefer, or you're welcome to brown-bag it. (Call for details.) All are invited to join us!
Saturday, June 28, noon
Sisters in Crime Chapter Meeting. Monthly meeting of the Indiana chapter of Sisters in Crime, an international organization of readers and writers who work to raise the visibility of women in the mystery genre. The chapter normally meets on the fourth Saturday of each month here at The Mystery Company. Speakers discuss a wide range of topics, including forensics and publishing issues. Meetings are open to all, regardless of membership in SinC. This month's program, which begins at noon, is a stellar group of historical novelists -- James Alexander Thom, Dark Rain Thom, Beverle Graves Myers and Terence Faherty -- will discuss how writers conduct both on-site and archival research for historical fiction. Chapter website: sistersincrimeindiana.org. Authors' websites: www.jamesalexanderthom.com, www.beverlegravesmyers.com and www.terencefaherty.com
Chapter website: sistersincrimeindiana.org
Saturday, June 28, 2 pm
Don Bruns returns to talk about and sign copies of his books. His latest is St. Barts Breakdown, the fourth novel in his Mick Server series.
Author's website: www.donbrunsbooks.com
Saturday, July 12, 2 pm
Michael A. Black and Julie Hyzy return to talk about and sign copies of their books. Mike's latest is Random Victim, a standalone thriller about a murder during election season in Chicago. Julie's latest is State of the Onion, first in a new series about the White House chef.
Authors' websites: www.michaelablack.com and www.juliehyzy.com
Wednesday, July 23, 7 pm
Discussion group. Our monthly evening group meets to talk about The Transcendental Murder by Jane Langton. This group generally meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7 pm. All are invited to join us!
Thursday, July 24, noon
Discussion group. Our monthly daytime group meets to talk about The Transcendental Murder by Jane Langton. This group generally meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at noon. This group usually orders lunch, which you’re welcome to share or not, as you prefer, or you're welcome to brown-bag it. (Call for details.) All are invited to join us!
Saturday, July 26, noon
Sisters in Crime Chapter Meeting. Monthly meeting of the Indiana chapter of Sisters in Crime, an international organization of readers and writers who work to raise the visibility of women in the mystery genre. The chapter normally meets on the fourth Saturday of each month here at The Mystery Company. Speakers discuss a wide range of topics, including forensics and publishing issues. Meetings are open to all, regardless of membership in SinC. The speaker’s presentation begins at noon. This month's speaker will be Bill Bell, a federal agent for 30 years and a firearms expert who will be talking about guns. The speaker is preceded by a critique group for writers and by a chapter business meeting. The chapter is a great resource for fans and writers, offering a wide variety of programs and opportunities for education and involvement. There will be a chapter business meeting at 11:30. Chapter website: sistersincrimeindiana.org
Tuesday, August 5, 7 pm
Michael Koryta returns to talk about and sign copies of his new book, Envy the Night. After three books featuring private eye Lincoln Perry, Kortya is publishing a standalone thriller of family secrets, mob hitmen and a father's shadowy legacy.
Author's website: michaelkoryta.com
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