Upcoming EVENTS:

Interview
 
Dec 16 - TV interview with Toni Andrews. Will be available for viewing online.
 
March 2010 - Workshop Presenter for the NECRWA annual conference. Voice - what is it, and how do I find mine.

First Place Winner

Daphne du Maurier Award

for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense
UNPUBLISHED DIVISION 2009

Mainstream Mystery/Suspense Category



    Available From:

    Support green business practices buy Moonlighting in Vermont direct from the publisher:

    Mainly Murder Press


    also available from: 
    Amazon.com

    Borders 

    and 
    Barnes and Noble

    Also available at your local bookstore - ask them to order you a copy! 

    Notes from the Madhouse  

    Expect the unexpected because you never know what will strike Kate's fancy.  Or, to steal a line from Jennifer Crusie, more than you ever wanted to hear from Kate George.

    The Writer's Center

    Fabulous workshops.  Writer's lounge on Wednesdays.  A wonderful place to meet other writers in Vermont and New Hampshire and improve your craft. Highly recommended.  www.thewriterscenterwrj.com/

     


    Need a Good Laugh?

    Are you addicted to spunky heroines who solve problems in unpredictable ways?   Do you like your story sharp and fast?  Here are some fabulous reads that I highly recommend while you are waiting for Moonlighting to appear!

    Janet Evanovich –especially the Stephanie Plum series starting with One for the Money.  Stephanie is one of a kind, and you'll adore Joe and Ranger, the two men in her life.  Personally, I'm rooting for Ranger!

    www.Evanovich.com

     

    Jennifer Crusie – She has a number of great titles on the shelves.  Try Bet Me or Charlie all Night for a little spice.

    www.jenniferCrusie.com

     

    Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer – Agnes, from Agnes and the Hit Man is one of my favorite characters.  She’s even crankier than I am!

    www.crusiemayer.com



    Writers' Resources:

    The Romance Writers of America:  a wonderful resource for writers in all genres.

    www.rwanational.org/

     

    New England Chapter of the Romance Writers of America:  A fabulous group.  They put on a heck of a good yearly conference. 

    www.necrwa.org

     

     Kiss of Death Chapter of the RWA: promoting and supporting mystery/suspense fiction with romantic elements.

    www.rwamysterysuspense.org


    Kate's Bio

    Important facts and inventive details to make them seem more interesting.

    I was born a really long time ago in Sacramento, California.  From the age of two until the age of eight I lived on a cattle ranch in Auburn with my Mom, Dad and two brothers.  This was my favorite place to live and so I spent the rest of my youth pretending that I was still living in the country.  Considering that I lived in Vancouver, British Columbia, that was a pretty big stretch.  It was good for my imagination.

    Jump forward a bunch of years.  I'm living on a few acres in the backwoods of Vermont.  It's not hard to live in the backwoods in Vermont, this state is mostly backwoods.  I now have a husband, four kids, three dogs and two cats.  I used to have six ponies and twenty eight chickens too, but keeping all those animals fed and watered in the winter proved to be too much for me.

    I started writing again because a friend of mine dared me to.  She may be regretting that dare because now I make her read all my chapters!  

    I try to write about things I have some experience with.  I used to be a type-setter, paste-up tech and motorcycle safety instructor.  I also worked in the housekeeping department of a swank hotel.  So that's why Bree does those things.  I've also been an actor, answering service operator, assistant to the dean of a medical school, instructional assistant, computer instructor and a number of other unremarkable jobs.  So I have plenty of fodder for upcoming novels.

    The problem is that I really want to write about being a back-up singer and I don't know a thing about it… We'll have to wait and see if I let that stop me or not!