DeadlyDeb

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
About Me:
I'm cochair of the annual Deadly Ink Mystery Contest as well as an editor at Deadly Ink Press.
I Am A:
Reader, Writer, Publisher, Editor, Organization
Website:
http://www.deadlyink.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Favorite authors in no particular order: Sue Grafton, Tess Gerritsen, Jane K. Cleland, Chris Grabenstein, James Patterson, Mary Higgins Clark, Troy Cook, Steve Rigolosi, Carol Higgins Clark, E. J. Rand, Robin Hathaway, Selma Eichler,...all mystery genres.

Comment Wall:

  • Jeff Markowitz

    You never know who you're gonna run into in cyberspace. Hope all is well.

    Apr 13, 2007

  • Dennis Leppanen

    Hi Deb,

    I've had Deadly Ink Bookmarked for a long time. I'm going to peruse it some more...

    May 12, 2007

  • Brian Kavanagh

    Hello Deb, good to meet up.
    Cheers,
    Brian

    May 18, 2007

  • Brian Kavanagh

    Hi Deb, wow! That's terrific. Many thanks and I hope you enjoy CAPABLE OF MURDER as much as I did writing it. It was intended as a one off originally but Belinda and the other characters keep at me to continue with more - so I did!
    Thanks again, and enjoy.
    Cheers,
    Brian

    May 19, 2007

  • Pat Mullan

    Hello DD,

    Nice to meet. Thanks for dropping by.

    Slan, Pat.

    May 22, 2007

  • Lois Reibach

    Thanks for the invite. I'll have to check out Deadly Ink.

    May 22, 2007

  • Penny Rudolph

    Hi Deb,
    I'm so pleased to meet you. I have wanted to go to the Deadly Ink conference but it never worked out. I hear it's an excellent one. I lived for several years between Philadelphia and Bethlehem, so New Jersey was next door. Certainly I've never seen a river more beautiful than the Delaware. Of course any river in New Mexico, where I live now, is regarded as a state treasure.

    May 22, 2007

  • Norm Cowie

    HI, Dead, er Deadly, um (darn), Deb, yeah, that's it.
    Thanks for the invite. Glad to be your friend.
    Norm
    (and it's a fun nickname)

    May 22, 2007

  • Lois Reibach

    I went to Malice the last 2 years but not this year because I did LCC instead. I've only been doing one con a year cuz of 2 kids in college, but next year I'm doing Malice and Bcon.

    May 22, 2007

  • Bill Kirton

    Hi DD,
    (The abbreviation of your name is an acknowledgement of your own sparing use of words in youyr profile. Admirable.) Thanks for the invitation.

    May 22, 2007

  • Penny Rudolph

    Hi Deb,
    As to the landscape, I think it was one of New Mexico Territory's early governors who wrote to the federal government requesting assistance, "Send me some men to match my mountains!" I have to admit that once in a while I do miss being close to New York and DC, not to mention the Delaware River. But New Mexico, at least Albuquerque and points north, is anything but hot. Rarely much over 90 mid summer, and some snow every winter. Last year, 4 ft of snow and twice we were snowed-in 3 days. (That's not typical.)

    May 23, 2007

  • Penny Rudolph

    Well, the winters usually are milder than the last one. It always snows, but there's so much sunshine it melts the next day. The weather is due to the altitude, which is about the same as Denver---a mile high. We try to keep the climate a secret.

    May 25, 2007

  • Wilfred Bereswill

    Thanks for the add, Deb.

    Feb 14, 2008

  • Bill Crowe

    Cute moniker. We'll talk some more.

    Feb 14, 2008

  • Allan E. Ansorge

    Thank you for the add Deb. I must say I admire your reading list. Diversity like that is truly to be admired

    Feb 14, 2008

  • Karen from AustCrime

    hi Deb - thanks for the friend invite - nice to meet you :)

    Feb 14, 2008

  • Mark Stevens

    Thanks for the connection !

    Best,

    Mark

    www.writermarkstevens.com

    Feb 15, 2008

  • Jeannie Holmes

    Hi, Deb

    Nice to meet you and thanks for the invite. :-)

    J. K.

    Feb 26, 2008

  • Teel James Glenn

    Hi DD,
    Love the name--conjures up images of of promdresses and sub machine guns!!:)

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Hank Phillippi Ryan

    Hey Deb!

    So nice to see you--and I'm very flattered to be invited to visit. We share the same nightstand reading pile, I see!

    Congratulations on your wonderful work--and I'm eager to get involved. Boston is not far from New Jersey, of course. Let me know whatever I can do!

    Hope to chat with you soon..
    xox Hank
    Hank Phillippi Ryan
    http://www.hankphillippiryan.com

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Eddie Vincent

    Thanks for the invite

    —Eddie

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Gayle Wigglesworth

    Hi Deb, I'd be proud to be your friend. I know about the Deadly Ink Conftest and the Press. Keep up the good work.

    Mar 11, 2008

  • L.J. Sellers

    Thanks for the invite. Reading all those short stories must be a blast. (Judging them is a little harder, I'm sure.)

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Douglas Quinn

    Thanks for adding me to your friend's list. Hope you will find the time, if you already haven't to look at my profile page and see what I'm doing. Have three mystery/suspense novels published and working on the fourth now.

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Loretta Wheeler

    Thank you for adding me to your friend's list Deb, I look forward to getting to know you better:)

    Loretta

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Candace Irvin

    Hi, Deb. Thanks for the invite. I love your list of authors. :)

    --Candace

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Betty Gordon

    Hi, Deb. Thanks for the invitation. I, too, like your list of authors -- particularly Troy Cook. I met Troy at Bucheron in 2006 and was so impressed with his willingness to help an unpublished (at that time) author.

    The mystery world is full of wonders, isnt' it?

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Jim Gracie

    Thanks for the invite to be your friend. It would be an honour to accept. Being Scottish, some of the names on the list of your favourite authors are unknown to me as yet, as I don't believe they are published on this side of the pond. But I'll certainly look out for them. It's always nice to be given new talent that you can seek out.

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Chris Ewan

    Hi Deb. Scary name you have there! Thanks for the invite
    Cheers
    Chris

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Betty Gordon

    Deb, thanks for your interest. Writing this work was really cathartic as I left law school after a year and a half to pursue visual art and writing.
    My best, Betty

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Karen Allingham

    Hi Deb, nice to meet you. Thanks for adding me as a friend. I will have to check out your deadlyink website, it sounds fascinating!

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Craig McDonald

    Thank you so much for the invite, Deb. Looking over your biographical information to the left, your plate sounds very very full...

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Douglas Quinn

    At 6:28am on March 11th, 2008, Douglas Quinn said…
    There's more to Amanda than meets the eye. In fact, the whole book has that theme going for it. Re my novel, The Catalan Gambit, published in 2004, I was pleasently surprised when someone did a review of it over 3 1/2 years after it was published. If you have time, check it out at www.bookreviewsbycrystal.blogspot.com. What is the publishing house you're affilated with doing these days?

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Neil White

    Thanks for the invite, Deb. You have the best sounding hometown on here!

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Patrick Balester

    Hi Deb,

    Your website sounds pretty interesting, I'll have to check it out. Pleased to meet you. Any alligators in Jersey?

    Mar 11, 2008

  • Patrick Balester

    Thankd Deb, glad you liked Chapter one. I enjoyed browsing around your website, particularly checking out your contests. I think I have a short story laying around that I may be able to clean up & submit before Saturday's deadline. Better go look for it.

    Mar 12, 2008