Tag: Palmerston North
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Mysterious Manawatū author panel recording
I joined fellow authors Bing Turkby, Gigi Fenster, Riley Chance, and facilitator Hugh Dingwall, to chat all things mystery! You can listen to the recording here: https://bit.ly/mysterious_manawatu or on 999AM in Manawatū (at 8pm tonight)! The Ngaio Marsh Awards “Mysterious Manawatū” author panel was held last Friday night at the Palmerston North City Library and…
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Cosy mystery library display
I spy with my little eye something beginning with M… In related news, how amazing are my local librarians?! Murder on Milverton Square is in excellent company in this cosy mystery display, including Dead Man’s Axe and String Theory by fellow local author Bing Turkby, among many, many other great titles! Can’t find my books…
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Today on the library’s New Books shelf
Look what’s just landed on the New Books shelf at my local library! And just in time for Mysterious Manawatū this Friday at Palmerston North Central Library! This event is part of the Mystery in the Library series being held across the motu in the build up to the Ngaio Marsh Awards later in the…
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New addition at my local library
The Palmerston North City librarians send out this weekly email highlighting new titles available at the library, and look what came in this week! Poison at Penshaw Hall is the second entry in The Milverton Mysteries, set in the fictional town of Milverton, at the mouth of the very real Manawatū Gorge. If you’re local,…
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Save the date: Mystery in the Library
I’m on an author panel at my local library! The event is part of the Mystery in the Library series being held across the motu in the build up to the Ngaio Marsh Awards later in the year. Each will feature a panel of local authors discussing crime, mystery, writing, publishing, and plenty more I’m…
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The Poetry Machine
There’s a fun new contraption at my local library! According to a post on the library blog, The Poetry Machine features poems submitted directly to the library from “newbies through to experienced poets, school children to more mature folk.” And it sounds like it’ll only be there for a short time – I’m glad I…
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