Wartime Wednesday: Stars Who Served In the 1940s film stars were seen as glamorous people who had little to do with "real life....

Happy Boxing Day!  Never heard of it, you say? The origins of the holiday and its name are a vague, but several websites I looked at ...

Wartime Wednesday: Blitzmas By December of 1940, England had been suffering under Hitler’s Blitzkrieg for months. Yet as the British ...

Mystery Monday: MC Beaton Ever heard of Marion Chesney? Probably not. How about M.C. Beaton? Probably so. Author MC Beaton M.C. ...

One of the workshops I attended while at Crimebake last month was given by a member of the Maine Warden Service, an organization that has...

Click here to purchase your copy. About the Book It is my hypothesis that social conventions are created to test our fortitud...

I'm pleased to welcome author and family historian Linda Weaver Clarke to my blog today. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and hear a...

    Click here to purchase your copy . About the Book Caroline Gibson is co-owner of Undiscovered Treasures, a shop of antiques...

Mystery Monday: Who was Kurt Steel? Doesn't Kurt Steel sound like a great name for a Detective? In reality it was the pseudonym for m...

Talkshow Thursday: Meet Jenna Victoria I'm pleased to introduce you to Jenna Victoria, author of the newly released War of the Hea...

Thankful for our Readers! Join Celebrate Lit and guest authors as we show our thankfulness to YOU - our readers. Chat with authors,...

Blog Tour: Finding Margo     Click here to purchase your copy. About the Book   Off the charts and on the run. Intern...

Mystery Monday: Todd Downing Always on the lookout for mystery writers from the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, I have stumbled on y...