From the blog of Elizabeth S. Craig: Jumping back into your story: Consider limited Re-reading : The worst part is losing the story t...

This advice comes from Elizabeth S. Craig, and it is twofold: 1. For folks who aren't sure what to write about, here are a few poin...

powered by Fotopedia Elizabeth S. Craig, a Penguin/Berkley author who has recently taken the plunge and self-published, writes about wha...

Don't worry, Elizabeth isn't saying goodbye to Penguin, but she has decided to write one book expressly for the purpose of publis...

I found this series thanks to Elizabeth S. Craig over at Mystery Writing is Murder and her fantastic Twitter feed . If you ever need in...

Elizabeth S. Craig writes: Today is the launch for the first book in a new series— Quilt or Innocence in the Southern Quilting mysteri...