Crime Writers in the Library

Today, to celebrate National Library Week, Maine crime writers are sharing photos of ourselves in libraries all over the state. Proof, we hope, of what we often say: That as writers, we LOVE Maine libraries and are grateful for the many opportunities they provide us to share our work with their patrons.

Some of us at the Jesup Library Murder by the Book event, from 2015, 2016 and 2017:

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At the Guilford Library Maine Authors Day, June 2016:

At Patten Library’s Bath Literary Festival October, 2017:

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Sandra Neily at the Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library:

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Brenda Buchanan reading at Popham Beach Library

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Kate Flora, Maureen Milliken and more at Sandwich, Mass. library, 2016.

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Kate Flora: My goal (at which I am failing, I fear) is to be in every library in the state. Here are some photos of my visits to Maine libraries.

A few of Lea Wait:

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Lea Wait, Rumford Library

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Lea Wait, Jesup Library, Bar Harbor

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Lea Wait, on Cape Cod at a Library Mystery evening

 

Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson, Lea Wait, and Jen Blood at the New Gloucester library:

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Kathy/Kaitlyn “working” as part of a Sisters in Crime/library event at Treat Memorial Library in Livermore Falls:

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Maureen Milliken: If it weren’t for my childhood library, Lithgow, in Augusta, I wouldn’t be a mystery writer. I love libraries! Here are a few of my many many many library appearances over the past few years:

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At the Newport Cultural Center library, with the librarian. A great library and great crowd!

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With Brenda Buchanan at Thompson Library in Dover-Foxcroft.

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At Hudson, N.H., library with Coralee Jensen

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Albert Church Brown Library in China Village