Six Mysteries. Six Authors Read.
Meet six cool Canadian authors and hear about their new releases, replenish your TBR pile, be entertained! Recently Sisters in Crime -Canada West showcased six authors and their new releases.
Blog Posts
The inimitable Joanna Vandervlugt interviewed me about Beneath Malabar Nets
Moonlight and Misadventure now available!
My short story, ‘Chicken Coops and Bread Pudding’ is now available in Moonlight and Misadventure. Whether it’s vintage Hollywood, the Florida everglades, the Atlantic City boardwalk, or a farmhouse in Western Canada, the twenty authors represented in this collection of mystery and suspense interpret the overarching theme of “moonlight and misadventure” in their own inimitable …
Moonlight and Misadventure Now Available for Preorder
I’m thrilled to be one of the authors included in the anthology, Moonlight and Misadventure, from Superior Shores Press. My story is called Chicken Coops and Bread Pudding. The anthology will be released June 18th 2021, but is available for preorder now. Whether it’s vintage Hollywood, the Florida everglades, the Atlantic City boardwalk, or a …
THROUGH DARK WATER: A Podcast with Joanna Vandervlugt
I had the great good fortune to be interviewed by Joanna Vandervlugt of JVC Art Studio about writing, travel, and Through Dark Water: A Phoebe Clay mystery. What a lovely way to spend a Sunday morning. I hope you enjoy it! CLICK HERE TO LISTEN https://anchor.fm/jcvartstudio/episodes/K-L–Abrahamson—Through-Dark-Water-evpaqq
Bhutan: How Gross National Happiness Made Me Cry
Sometimes… sometimes this world can be so darned hard to be in—like reading about the death of the last male northern white rhino, or that 18 of the Tigers ‘rescued’ from a Thai temple ended up dying. And then there’s the whole darn political situation where nobody seems to speak the whole truth. But other …
Bhutan: Monks and Monasteries, Nuns and Nunneries
One of the images I will always remember of Bhutan is of the tall white walls and ornate carved lintels of the many monasteries and nunneries that dot Bhutan’s landscape. It seemed that beyond the mighty Dzong fortresses (that usually included a monastery), Bhutan’s landscape was littered with the gleaming roofs and walls of …
Bhutan: How to Host a Festival
I’ve been to festivals here in North America and elsewhere in the world. I’ve stumbled through religious and nonreligious festivities in Peru, Myanmar, Bali, Portugal and elsewhere in Europe as well as here in North America. All were colorful and all had excitement—the pageantry of a Jesus effigy led through the streets; the golden offerings …
Bhutan: Preparing for the Perilous Landscape
Since returning home and while suffering from jet lag I’ve had a number of people ask me where I was travelling. When I answer “Bhutan” I’ve had a lot of blank stares, so just to clarify, Bhutan is a small Himalayan country pressed, geographically, between Tibetan China and India. In fact, both larger countries have, …
Limited Time Offer: After Yekaterina Now Free
Click Here to get your free copy of AFTER YEKATERINA In celebration of the publication of Ivan’s Wolf, book four in the Detektiv Kazakov Mysteries, the ebook of After Yekaterina, book one of the series, is now free at all major online retailers. Click HERE for the link to all major on line retailers. The Detektiv Kazakov …
