I’ll be reading from my story about Anne Boleyn.

Hope you’ll stop by and listen to the podcast of me being interviewed about Maggie Dove!

Here’s the link: https://wnbnetworkwest.com/

I’ll be talking about how to get started writing your fiction.

Lots of fun. All you have to do is writingclasses.com and register here.

Publication of Crime Hits Home, MWA anthology edited by S.J. Rozan. My story is included!

Register for class here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYpdemtqDkrHtUV46K3t-pQH1PwSPhY9FPl

On Thursday nights in January, February and March, I’ll be teaching a FREE Zoom workshop at the Irvington public library on how to start your novel. More info to come.

We will be discussing Maggie Dove and the Lost Brides!

Fiction Writing with Susan Breen

Fiction is a wonderful conjuring act. Learn the time-tested elements of fiction craft in our Fiction Writing class.

How to Get a Literary Agent

Finding a literary agent to represent your work is a challenging task, but not impossible. In this presentation, learn how to identify where your book fits in the publishing market, find agents looking for books like yours, and write an effective query letter and pitch.

Pitching my Maggie Dove books to the fabulous attendees at the More than Malice Conference.

Saturday, October 8, 2-4 pm

The Mystery Writers of America—New York Chapter

Bones & Scones

Please join us in the Chase Room for an afternoon of tea, scones, and murder mystery, on October 8th, from 2-4pm, where the Library will be hosting a cozy mystery reading event in partnership with The Mystery Writers of America—New York Chapter.

Featured guests include: Peggy Ehrhart, author of the Maxx Maxxwell mysteries; Susan Breen, author of bestseller, The Fiction Class; Tim Hall, author of the Bert Shambles Mysteries; and, C.E.Lawrence, author of Star of India. A free program in the Chase Room.