Tag Archives: Kim Krisco

Review: The Celtic Phoenix by Kim Krisco

Posted on December 5, 2018 by Geri Schear

An enigmatic jewelry case holding human remains forces Sherlock Holmes out of retirement to chase a coldblooded murderer. To follow the trail of the murderer taunting him,  he needs Tessa Wiggins, a former Baker Street irregular, by his side. The … Continue reading →

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How to Write a Sherlock Holmes Pastiche

Posted on September 6, 2017 by Geri Schear

A pastiche is the ultimate method of honouring the fictional character of your choice. It is also a great way of learning the craft of writing. You already have a template of sorts to guide you, some familiarity with the … Continue reading →

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Historical Mysteries — A New and Growing Niche

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Geri Schear

This week’s blog comes courtesy of novelist Kim Krisco. I hope you’ll be as fascinated by his insights into historical mysteries as I was.–G. Mystery fiction represents 11 % of the market for all books of fiction, far behind the … Continue reading →

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