Blogs about: Margaret Coel
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When We’re Together, My Co-Star and Me*
A lot of crime novels feature one sleuth. Of course, if that one sleuth is at all believable, she or he gets information and sometimes help from other people, but really, there’s one main protagonist.… more →
Confessions of a Mystery Novelist...
Nationally Known Authors Headline Fall 2013 Hillerman Writers Conference
wrote 1 month ago: 2013 TONY HILLERMAN WRITERS CONFERENCE: NATIONALLY KNOWN AUTHORS TO TEACH AT GATHERING SANTA FE, NM … more →
I Admire You so Much*
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wrote 3 months ago: Writers put a lot of themselves into their work so it means a great deal when people like what they … more →
The Time Has Come to Say Fair's Fair*
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wrote 3 months ago: One of the important purposes that members of the clergy are supposed to serve is helping others. An … more →
Native American Sign Language--a Primer
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wrote 3 months ago: In “Silent Spirit,” Margaret Coel writes about Tim McCoy who was a real person, respons … more →
I've Finished reading "The Silent Spirit"
wrote 4 months ago: Well, I’ve done it. I finally finished one of the two books I was reading- The Silent … more →
But When the Wrong Word Goes in the Right Ear*
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wrote 10 months ago: An interesting comment exchange (Thanks, Bill!) has got me thinking about the way we choose words an … more →
Where We Have Lived Since the World Began*
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wrote 10 months ago: One of the really interesting developments we’ve seen in crime fiction in recent decades is the look … more →
Buffalo Bill s Dead Now
wrote 10 months ago: After more than 120 years, the regalia worn by Arapaho Chief Black Heart in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West … more →
A Musical Salute ;-)
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wrote 11 months ago: Today (or tomorrow, depending on when you read this), we’re celebrating Independence Day in th … more →
Jackson Hole Writers Conference
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wrote 11 months ago: I just returned from the Jackson Hole Writers Conference with my dear friend, and director of the No … more →
Juicy tidbits from Jackson Hole
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wrote 11 months ago: The writers conference in Jackson Hole is in full swing, and as usual, there are interesting things … more →
The Shadow Patrol and The Perfect Suspect
wrote 1 year ago: Both The Shadow Patrol by Alex Berenson and The Perfect Suspect by Margaret Coel are pretty thin mys … more →
In The Spotlight: Margaret Coel's The Eagle Catcher
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wrote 1 year ago: Hello, All, Welcome to another edition of In The Spotlight. One of the great benefits of reading cri … more →
Margaret Coel's Eagle Catcher
wrote 1 year ago: Margaret Coel, The Eagle Catcher (©1995, Berkley Prime Crime 1996) It think it was Julius Lester who … more →
Margaret Coel
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wrote 1 year ago: Margaret Coel is known for her Wyoming-based “Wind River” mystery series. “The Silent Spirit.” “Drow … more →
Crime Fiction Goes West
wrote 1 year ago: ~Post by MysteryPeople Crime Fiction Coordinator Scott M. The American West, as well as the western … more →
Well, She Was an American Girl*
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wrote 1 year ago: One of the great things about crime fiction sleuths is that no two sleuths are exactly alike. Sleuth … more →
Diederich College Events: A Year in Review
wrote 2 years ago: By Julie Rosene Dr. Erik Ugland moderates the 'Centennial Seminars' panel, February 2011 W … more →
