Besides being an author, Debra has been a judge, which made for interesting conversation today. Goldstein’s debut novel, Maze in Blue, received a 2012 Independent Book Publisher Award and was reissued in May 2014 by Harlequin Worldwide Mysteries. She serves on national and local boards including Sisters in Crime, Alabama Writers Conclave, YWCA of Central Alabama and the Alys Stephens Center and is a member of Mystery Writers of America, Forum and Zonta. Goldstein lives in Birmingham, AL, with her husband. Her website is: debrahgoldstein home
Author Jaden Terrell was surfing the Internet in search of ideas for her third crime novel when she came across this sentence: “There are more slaves in the world today than at any other time in human history” and further researched human trafficking for her third book in her private detective series featuring PI Jared McKean. Jaden Terrell is a Shamus Award finalist. The former special education teacher is a Magnolia Award recipient for service to the Southeastern Chapter of
Mystery Writers of America and is also the Executive Director of the Killer Nashville Thriller, Mystery, and Crime Literature Conference. She teaches writing workshops. Beth Jaden Terrell’s website is: http://www.jadenterrell.com/
All in all, this was a fun time. The two authors signed books, talked to friends and we all packed our well-loved local Nashville bookstore, Parnassus Books.
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Linda,
Thanks for coming today and for blogging about Beth/Jaden and me. Debra
You are quite welcome, Debra. It was a good event. Hope to see you soon at Killer Nashville.
Fabulous post! Sounds like a great event. Thanks, Linda, and best wishes to Debra and Beth!
Thank you Paula, for stopping in at my blog. I recognized your name from Killer Nashville Noir. Yes, it was a fun event and things like this help me keep my blog a little more up to date. If you’re going to the upcoming KN conference, I’ll look for you.
Sounds like a great event loved reading the post.