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Today’s Bloganuary post is based on the prompt: “What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life?” Let’s talk about this idea.
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Tag Archives: Angela Lansbury
Review of Murder, She Wrote: Madison Avenue Shoot
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If you are a fan of mystery novels, then you should check out Murder, She Wrote: Madison Avenue Shoot by Donald Bain. This book is the perfect combination of suspense, drama, and mystery.
Book Review — Murder, She Wrote: A Little Yuletide Murder
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Murder, She Wrote: A Little Yuletide Murder, authored by the talented Jessica Fletcher and Donald Bain, is a captivating, enchanting, and delightfully mysterious novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout. As the holiday season unfolds, we find ourselves immersed in a thrilling tale that expertly combines the warmth of the festive period with the intrigue of a masterful murder mystery.
Book Review: The Art Of The Real Tom Sawyer
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I recently interviewed former Murder, She Wrote head writer Thomas B. Sawyer. If you haven’t watched that interview, go check it out. Among the many topics we discussed, we talked about his new book, The Art of the Real Tom Sawyer. Below is my video review of this book, so you can see what’s inside. Enjoy!
Book Review — Murder, She Wrote: Death on the Emerald Isle
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I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Murder, She Wrote author Terrie Farley Moran. Her latest novel starring Jessica Fletcher is Murder, She Wrote: Death on the Emerald Isle. Below is my review of this book.
Murder, She Wrote Author Interview: Terrie Farley Moran
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Terrie Farley Moran is the co-writer, with Jessica Fletcher, of the fabulous Murder, She Wrote mystery novels based on the long-running television series. Her newest book is Murder, She Wrote: Death on the Emerald Isle. I had the pleasure of interviewing Terrie, and during our discussion, she revealed big news: the title of the next Murder, She Wrote book! Watch the entire video interview below to find out what the title is. During our discussion, Terrie shared insights on how she got this incredible gig, her thoughts on Angela Lansbury, her creative process, and much more. Enjoy!
Murder, She Wrote Head Writer Discusses Angela Lansbury & Stan Lee
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Thomas B. Sawyer is the former Head Writer of Murder, She Wrote. Before breaking into television, he was an illustrator and worked for Stan Lee at Marvel. Tom is a good friend, and I had the chance to catch up with him to discuss his diverse career as an artist, TV writer, and author. We talked about what it was like writing for Angela Lansbury in her iconic role as Jessica Fletcher, the early days of the comic book industry, and much more. Watch my video interview with Tom below and pick up a copy of The Art of the REAL Tom Sawyer, a book celebrating his career as an illustrator. Enjoy!
Remembering Angela Lansbury
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Today, five days shy of her 97th birthday, the great Angela Lansbury passed away. I had the honor of seeing her live twice — once on Broadway and another time in Washington, D.C. — and I met her backstage on March 28, 2015. Below are my thoughts on her tremendous talent, what it was like meeting her, and my connection to the world of Murder, She Wrote.
Book Daily Deal — Murder, She Wrote: A Slaying in Savannah
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Today’s Book Daily Deal is the novel Murder, She Wrote: A Slaying in Savannah by Jessica Fletcher & Donald Bain for 25% less than the regular price. Buy this book on Amazon, and read on for more information.
Murder, She Wrote: Murder on Parade
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I met the late, great author Donald Bain at ThrillerFest, and I had the pleasure of interviewing him in 2013. He was a kind and gifted man, and when Donald Bain passed away in 2017 I was devastated. Thankfully, his amazing Murder, She Wrote novels live on. Around the time of the 4th of July this year, I decided to read Murder on Parade because it too takes place during the 4th of July. Is it any good? Read on for my thoughts.
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