GWM Q&A: Steven Cooper

In Steven Cooper’s mystery, Desert Remains: A Gus Parker and Alex Mills Novel, someone is filling the desert caves around Phoenix with bodies – a madman who, in a taunting ritual, also leaves behind a record of his crimes etched into the stone.

GWM to host mystery novelist Steven Cooper

Georgia Writers Museum (GWM) proudly announces that novelist Steven Cooper will be its “Meet the Author” presenter next month with his latest mystery: Desert Remains: A Gus Parker and Alex Mills Novel. The Sept. 12 event at GWM in Eatonton will also feature heavy hors d'oeuvres and a full bar.

GWM Q&A: Wanda Morris

The challenges of civil rights continue to top the interests of book lovers, especially here in the Deep South. And when murder is in the mix, it becomes even more captivating.

GWM book review: Anywhere You Run

A single page into Wanda Morris’ sophomore novel was enough for me to understand why the Georgia Writers Association dubbed her “Mystery Author of the Year.” Anywhere You Run, published by William Morrow in October 2022, follows two sisters on the run in the Jim Crow South.

GWM hosting 2023 Georgia Author of the Year

Georgia Writers Museum is proud to host 2023 Georgia Author of the Year Wanda Morris as its “Meet the Author” presenter next month on her new mystery novel, Anywhere You Run.

GWM Q&A: Spy novelist Katherine Reay

Spy novel writing combines the best of historical research with a love of intrigue. Katherine Reay will be Georgia Writers Museum’s Meet the Author presenter on July 18, with doors open at 10:30 a.m.

GWM Book Review: A Shadow in Moscow

employs a unique approach that intersects two usually exclusive styles. With rich character development melding with a compelling page-turner, A Shadow in Moscow alternates between two timeframes to realistically convey a story that could be right out of Cold War history.

GWM presents investigator Clay Bryant

Investigator Clay Bryant will be Georgia Writers Museum’s Crime & Wine presenter of his new book, The Cold Case Murder of Fred Wilkerson, beginning at 7 p.m. June 25, with doors open a half hour earlier. Previous Crime & Wine events focused on unsolved cold cases the audience tries to solve.

Summer of mystery ahead for GWM

“If I had a bookstore,” comedian Demetri Martin wrote, “I would make all the mystery novels hard to find!” His comical view captures the essence of why we love a mystery read – we must hunt for a solution, always guaranteeing an element of surprise.

Crime & Wine returns to Georgia Writers Museum

Back by popular demand, an evening of crime stories and wine tasting will return to Georgia Writers Museum (GWM) June 24, as longtime investigator and former police chief Clay Bryant will speak about his latest book, The Cold Case Murder of Fred Wilkerson.