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Sisters in Crime Central Virginia is a nonprofit organization supporting writers and readers of crime fiction. We are based in the Richmond, Virginia area but welcome all SinC members wherever they are.
As a chapter of Sisters in Crime national, we abide by the core values of
ADVOCACY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, and COMMUNITY.
Crime in the Old Dominion
Chapter Anthology
Editors Josh Pachter and K.L. Murphy
Overflowing with history and charm, Virginia may be for lovers but in this collection of stories, it’s home to mayhem, mishap, and murder.
From the city streets to small towns to the coast and everywhere in between, these short mysteries will take you on a criminally fun tour of the Old Dominion.Contributors, all from the Central Virginia Chapter of Sisters in Crime, are Kathryn Prater Bomey, Mary Dutta, May G. Kennedy, Kristin Kisska, Maggie King, Cindy Martin, Adam Meyer, K.L. Murphy, Josh Pachter, Leah St. James, Heather Weidner, and Carol Willis.
Meet Our Authors
Available now!
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Saturday, November 15, 11 a.m ~ Author meet and greet with Kathryn Prater Bomey, May G. Kennedy, Adam Meyer and Josh Pachter, Fountain Bookstore, 1307 East Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23219. It's free to attend, but if you'd like to purchase a copy of the book, click on this link and to go "Buy Tickets," and the book will be waiting for you at the store.
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Saturday, November 22, 1-3:30 p.m. ~ Author talk and book signing with Josh Pachter, K.L. Murphy, Kristin Kisska, Maggie King, Adam Meyer, Leah St. James and Heather Weidner, Book People, 10464 Ridgefield Parkway, Gleneagle Shopping Center, Henrico, VA 23223
Upcoming Events
Please Join Us
Saturday, November 15
2 p.m. via Zoom
Writing Historical Mysteries with
SinC-CVA member Carol Amorosi!
Learn about writing historical mysteries, how to blend genres and remain true to the reader's expectations of each.
History permeates almost everything Carol enjoys, whether it is travel or volunteer work. Just ask her family! Over the years, she has put her passion for history to good use on archaeological digs and as a volunteer interpreter. Her interests span a wide range of periods, from the Iron Age to the Middle Ages to the Revolutionary War. She recently published her seventh book and insists that history can be fun!
Carol and her husband, Dave, recently returned to the United States after 13 years in Europe and retired to the foothills of western Virginia, along with their two cats and Widgit, the History Hound, who accompanies them on their escapades.
Please join us on Zoom:
https://sistersincrime-org.zoom.us/j/2615599511
