Stop in over at KdBlog and find out how Susan became an accidental cougar.
Leave a comment and you could win a copy of her new book, The Cougar Club.

Commenters today at KdBlog have a chance to win a KdBlog prize pack that includes among other things, a copy of my short mystery collection Nine Kinds of Trouble. Drop in and comment on today's blog. I'd love to have your feedback and you might be the lucky winner. Oh, and be sure and stop by tomorrow when my good friend Susan McBride drops by for a Tuesdays with Friends chat to tell us how she became an accidental cougar. There'll be a… Continue

Today I'm saddened by the news that crime fiction has lost one of it's leading men. Robert Parker has died.

My condolences go out to the Parker family and to the mystery world.

Rest in Peace, Robert.

I'm not working right now, at least not officially, but I run a business with my son who does have a full time job. If we have a big design project going, we have to schedule weekend time to do it. If there's a Monday holiday, that means we have three days to work instead of two. At the end of those three days, I'm absolutely beat. I'm telling you, my brain is tired.



Before I shut down the computer for the night, I wanted to drop by and mention a few things. I'm enjoying the… Continue

Hi guys,

I'm starting a new feature on my other blog, KdBlog, called Tuesdays With Friends. It's the day I invite another writer to take over the blog and run with it. It's a chance for me to make new friends, and a chance for other writers to talk about something that interests them and to promote their writing to a new set of readers. If anyone on Crimespace is interested in becoming a KdBlog Tuesday Friend, shoot me a message.… Continue

My name is KD Easley, and my mystery novel, Where the Dreams End came out in August of 2009. My promotion efforts have been small thus far, mostly social networking sites and word of mouth. So, now I'll give Crimespace a try. I love being part of a social networking site where everyone here is a mystery fan. I kind of feel like I've arrived home.



So far, I like Crimespace. It's easy to use, friendly and I hope to meet some new mystery fans here, but do I really have time to maintain… Continue