Where to connect with Kaye George
Radio Interview
Hopeton Hay did a radio interview for Austin station KAZI that aired on July 17, 2011. Here's the link to my interview my interview and to his blog.
Recent Interviews and Blog Appearances
Texas Seeds Magazine ran a flash fiction story on January 23rd.
I got to be a Featured Author of the Month at Pat Gligor's blog.
Here's a piece on writing what I know, hosted by Debra Goldstein's blog on April 8th.
The 16th of April, Dru Ann Love let Cressa Carraway tell about her typical day at Dru's Musings.
A fun interview was posted on April 18th by The Mysteristas.
On April 21st, a guest blog on conferences and conventions, at Claire's Corner where I had the honor of being her first guest author.
Upcoming Interviews and Blog Appearances
I will attend Malice Domestic in May and will be signing EINE KLEINE MURDER there!
Guest blog for Lois Winston May 10th discussing what is accessible and what isn't.
Guest blog at Writers Who Kill for their Salad Bowl Sunday where I'll talk about the genesis of EINE KLEIN MURDER.
An Indie Adventure is interviewing me on May 22nd, AND featuring an excerpt from EINE KLEINE MURDER on May 25th.
Writing Conferences 2013
With a new book by Barking Rain Press, Malice Domestic, May 3-5.
I've been invited to speak to the Greenville, SC, chapter of Sisters in Crime in July.
Now that we've moved to Tennessee, there's a possibility I'll get to Killer Nashville, August 22-25.
Writing Conferences 2012
Hill Country Book Festival in Georgetown, TX on February 11th.
Once again, Malice Domestic, April 27-29.
Writing Conferences 2011
2011: Left Coast Crime in beautiful Santa Fe, NM, March 24-27. A report and pictures are on the blog at Chile Con Carnage.
As almost always, Malice Domestic, April 29-May 1. A blog and pix are here.
Past Writing Conferences
A fine small writing conference in Idaho, Murder in the Grove.Some snapshots from this conference are on my Photos page.
As it says on the convention’s website, “If traditional mysteries are your cup of tea,” Malice Domestic is your kind of convention. Held every year in late April or early May since 1989, Malice was created to honor the type of mystery called traditional. The Agatha Awards are presented at Malice. Also awarded is the St. Martin's Press/Malice Domestic Contest for the Best First Traditional Mystery Novel.
I attended Left Coast Crime, another fan convention, for the first time in 2007 in Seattle. The Lefty Award, given to the year’s most humorous mystery, is presented at LCC.
Another small but nice conference is the Agents and Editors Conference sponsored by the Writers' League of Texas.