I’m so excited about this news! I’m the winner of the 2017 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Award (Regional Category)! I’m a proud Indiana native and of course, if you’ve read the books, it figures into my writing. Thank you to the Glicks for supporting Hoosier…
THE DAY I DIED is available in TARGET STORES! Wooooooo! I’ve been going to Target since college, so I’m totally geeked to be in their emerging authors section. You can look online to see if your store carries the book. Or you could just go, because it’s…
I launched THE DAY I DIED, so far, in Madison, Wisconsin, with Patricia Skalka and in Chicago with handwriting expert Warren Spencer! Am having such a good time, I forgot to post about it! Still working on lots of details this week, so you will need to…
Andrew Welsh-Huggins and I have been hanging out in the same Midwestern mystery circles for a couple of years now, and we finally got to spend some time together last year at Magna Cum Murder in Indianapolis. You should think about coming to Magna, too, because Midwestern…
Exciting news! The Day I Died has been chosen for an IndieNext Pick for April! Along with some other amazing books! I have already pre-ordered about… all of these books. What does “IndieNext” mean? you may be wondering. “Indie” refers to the network of independent bookstores who…
Have you pre-ordered The Day I Died? If you’re that excited about the launch of The Day I Died, why not be rewarded for your enthusiasm? If you have pre-ordered The Day I Died, take a snapshot of your receipt showing the title and the date of…
I’m teaching at two writing workshops this summer, in case you’re seeking some instruction… In June I’ll be teaching at the Yale Summer Writers’ Workshop. Info here. I’ll be the mystery instructor, and our workshops will focus on mystery and crime fiction. In July I’ll be…
Guten news! THE DAY I DIED will be published in Germany! Rader is a German name, as it happens, so these are MY PEOPLE calling me home. I have little to no Germanic knowledge but asked my friends (who do speak the language) to suggest one of…
Susan Van Kirk is a writer of short stories, mysteries, and a memoir about teaching. Her first mystery, Three May Keep a Secret, came out in December 2014. Susan and I met on a panel at Bouchercon (I think—I remember the room, but those conference rooms start…
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