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Ladies of Mystery
I spent a few years blogging with a group of talented mystery writers at LadiesofMystery.com. Click here to read my thoughts on everything from how I write to where I've traveled to funny experiences that have influenced my writing!
Guest Blog Posts
A Diplomatic Approach to Mystery at CelebrateWithaBook.
In November, 2005, I found myself in a sumptuous palace in Oman, being served a subtly spiced meal of grilled meats, rice and fruit by one of a suite of liveried servants. I was at the end of my tenure at the State Department and not all of my travels had been quite so elegant. From conference rooms in Paris to meeting halls in Geneva and beer halls in Berlin...
In November, 2005, I found myself in a sumptuous palace in Oman, being served a subtly spiced meal of grilled meats, rice and fruit by one of a suite of liveried servants. I was at the end of my tenure at the State Department and not all of my travels had been quite so elegant. From conference rooms in Paris to meeting halls in Geneva and beer halls in Berlin...
Did You Feel That? at Mysteristas
I had the privilege last week of speaking to my local chapter of the Sisters in Crime about my life experiences and how I use them in my writing. In some ways, it was an easy speech to give—I got to talk about myself! In other ways… not so easy.
I had the privilege last week of speaking to my local chapter of the Sisters in Crime about my life experiences and how I use them in my writing. In some ways, it was an easy speech to give—I got to talk about myself! In other ways… not so easy.
A Blind Eye: A Conversation with Jane Gorman at PinkPangea.com
This month, we’re interviewing talented women authors from all over the world and asking them about their writing process. We had the privilege of speaking with Jane Gorman about her series of novels that start with A Blind Eye. Here’s a glimpse into our conversation...
This month, we’re interviewing talented women authors from all over the world and asking them about their writing process. We had the privilege of speaking with Jane Gorman about her series of novels that start with A Blind Eye. Here’s a glimpse into our conversation...
#TRAVEL TO WARSAW WITH GUEST AUTHOR JANE GORMAN at anastasiapollock.blogspot.com
In A Blind Eye, the first book in the Adam Kaminski mystery series, Detective Adam Kaminski is sent to Warsaw as part of a political delegation from Philadelphia. Why did I set my first book in Warsaw? Let me take you on a little tour to show you...
In A Blind Eye, the first book in the Adam Kaminski mystery series, Detective Adam Kaminski is sent to Warsaw as part of a political delegation from Philadelphia. Why did I set my first book in Warsaw? Let me take you on a little tour to show you...
Character Interview: Detective Adam Kaminski of A Blind Eye by Jane Gorman at sharonbuchbinder.blogspot.com
Where are you from? Did you have a happy childhood? I grew up in Philadelphia. The Port Richmond neighborhood, do you know it? It’s not bad. We were happy. Well, I was happy. Dad worked hard. A lot. My mom, too. Dad’s first generation American. His Dad came from Poland with his father, my great grandfather, during the war. Lots of stories there, I’m still looking into that...
Where are you from? Did you have a happy childhood? I grew up in Philadelphia. The Port Richmond neighborhood, do you know it? It’s not bad. We were happy. Well, I was happy. Dad worked hard. A lot. My mom, too. Dad’s first generation American. His Dad came from Poland with his father, my great grandfather, during the war. Lots of stories there, I’m still looking into that...
From Philadelphia to Warsaw, Jane Gorman takes BooksGoSocial All Around the World in this Interview! at booksgosocial.com
Hi Jane! First off, why don’t you tell us something unexpected about yourself!
Before I started writing, I worked as an anthropologist, a diplomat and a park ranger. I’ve always enjoyed careers that let me visit new places and meet new people. And in a way, writing fiction offers the same experiences. Just imaginary..
The First Two Pages at BKStevensmysteries.com
Opening lines are tough. The first line of my first book – well, that was a killer. I was rewriting my first two pages after the book had been through a string of editors. After it was formatted. After I got the proof, read through it one more time – and changed the beginning yet again. Not major changes, really. Just changes that (I hope) gave my readers a better sense of who the main character is. What the promise of the story is.
Opening lines are tough. The first line of my first book – well, that was a killer. I was rewriting my first two pages after the book had been through a string of editors. After it was formatted. After I got the proof, read through it one more time – and changed the beginning yet again. Not major changes, really. Just changes that (I hope) gave my readers a better sense of who the main character is. What the promise of the story is.
Jane Gorman interviewed by mystery author James M. Jackson on the My Two Cents Worth (Before Inflation) blog.
Please welcome Jane Gorman as today’s guest author. She is a fellow member of the Guppy Chapter of the Sisters in Crime and describes herself as lively, thoughtful, imaginative, careful, and happy. She says her writing is grounded, engaging, intriguing, and deceptively optimistic. Without further ado, here are her eight chosen questions and answers.
Please welcome Jane Gorman as today’s guest author. She is a fellow member of the Guppy Chapter of the Sisters in Crime and describes herself as lively, thoughtful, imaginative, careful, and happy. She says her writing is grounded, engaging, intriguing, and deceptively optimistic. Without further ado, here are her eight chosen questions and answers.
Jane Gorman interviewed by Ally Shields for Coffee Chat
Happy Wednesday, booklovers! The game is afoot today as we welcome mystery author Jane Gorman and her Adam Kaminski series of whodunits!
Happy Wednesday, booklovers! The game is afoot today as we welcome mystery author Jane Gorman and her Adam Kaminski series of whodunits!
A Blind Eye, reviewed in the September 15, 2015 edition of Kirkus Reviews (click here to read review online)
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