Aunt Agatha Mystery Bookstore wins mysterious Raven Award
It's a mystery to the owners of Aunt Agatha's Mystery Book Store how they won the 2014 Raven Award from the Mystery Writers of America. Excerpt: "Word arrived a few days ago that Aunt Agatha’s had claimed the honor, given each year for accomplishments not related to writing. Chances are it was for nurturing authors like Steve Hamilton, the University of Michigan grad whose bleak and brilliant Michigan-based novels are the store’s top sellers." Read the rest here.
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