Author Ann Charles to Speak

The April 23 meeting of Sisters in Crime Central Jersey will welcome (by Zoom) author Ann Charles of Seattle, Wash., who seasons her mysteries with adventure, comedy, romance and suspense. She writes the Deadwood Mystery Series, the Jackrabbit Junction Mystery Series, the Dig Site Mystery Series, the Deadwood Undertaker Series (with her husband, Sam Lucky), and the AC Silly Circus Mystery Series. Her Deadwood Mystery Series has won multiple national awards, including the Daphne du Maurier for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense. Ann studied creative writing at the

William Gensburger Visit

William Gensburger is the award-winning, author of several books, including his bestselling mystery novel, TEXAS DEAD, and its sequel ANGLE OF DEATH. Pri- or works include DISTANT RUMORS, a critically acclaimed anthology of 16 sto- ries about life and death, and HOMO IDIOTUS, a collection of previously pub- lished editorials on the eccentricities of society. He is currently finishing THE

Being, Doing, Becoming: The Heroic Flaw and the Heroic Journey: A Workshop by Alicia Rasley

Nature abhors perfection– and so does the story.Fiction, like nature, is all about change. So in a story, heroism requires more than being perfectly heroic, and even more than committing heroic acts. It also requires the ability to change under pressure, to grow into someone better even if it hurts.In the same way, creating a heroic character requires more of

Press Release – Agatha Party & Terry Antoniewicz

Sisters in Crime/Central Jersey P.O. Box 274, Jamesburg, NJ 08831-0274 www.sistersincrimenj.org Publicity Contact: Sept. 13, 2019 Eileen Watkins (609) 395-6851 THE CRIMINAL MIND: KILLER HANDWRITING Handwriting analyst Terry Antoniewicz will explain how a person’s handwriting can reveal “criminal tendencies” during the Sept. 28 meeting of Sisters in Crime/Central Jersey at the Jamesburg Senior Center, 139 Stevens Ave., Jamesburg. Her free