Queering the Crime Genre
A panel including Jean Redmann, Greg Herren, John Copenhaver, and Robyn Gigl, hosted by Mystery Writers of America Midwest Chapter. Moderated by Anne Laughlin and Meredith Doench.
A panel including Jean Redmann, Greg Herren, John Copenhaver, and Robyn Gigl, hosted by Mystery Writers of America Midwest Chapter. Moderated by Anne Laughlin and Meredith Doench.
Crime Writers of Color is thrilled to host the first-ever “Underrepresented Voices, Presented by Crime Writers of Color” reception on Friday, August 27 from 4:30 - 6 pm ET at Bouchercon in New Orleans. The free event will let Bouchercon attendees meet established and up-and-coming crime authors from traditionally marginalized communities. They’ll be able to hear readings, and mingle with a variety of authors—some of whom will be signing their work and giving out swag—while enjoying drinks and snacks. If you are a crime writer from a traditionally underrepresented community** who is attending Bouchercon 2021 and would like to sign up to be spotlighted at the event, please fill out the sign-up form by July 1, 2021. Someone from Crime Writers of Color will email you with more details. Please note that there are limited spots for readings.
**As noted by #DVPit, an underrepresented voice may include (but is not limited to): Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC); people living and/or born/raised in marginalized, underrepresented cultures and countries; disabled persons (includes neurodiversity and mental illness); people on marginalized ends of the cultural and/or religious spectrum; people identifying within LGBTQIA+; and more.
An excerpt from my newest Cantor Gold series, MURDER AND GOLD, will be featured at https://drusbookmusing.com/ on July 5th.