Write of Spring at Once Upon a Crime
A great independent mystery bookstore celebrates its 25th year with the tenth annual local author celebration, Write of Spring - and a new anthology of short fiction, Writes of Spring.
- The anthology has been in the works for a while, and here are early reports . . .
Fiction Review: Writes of Spring: Stories and Prose by Edited by Gary Schulze and Pat Frovarp. Nodin (Adventure, dist.), $16.95 trade paper (238p) ISBN 978-1-935666-37-0Writes of Spring: Stories and Prose This inspired volume of original stories celebrates the 25th anniversary of mystery bookstore Once Up...
Crime pays - TwinCities.comThe little bookstore with the big reputation is celebrating two anniversaries.
'ANTHOLOGY, "Writes of Spring," edited by Gary Shulze and Pat FrovarpAlthough I live in Wisconsin, I married into a St. Paul family so I know a little about Minnesota traditions -- cabins on lakes, Twins on...- Once Upon A Crime Celebrates Trio of AnniversariesOnce Upon A Crime Celebrates Trio of Anniversaries Once Upon A Crime, the Raven Award-winning Minneapolis mystery bookstore, is marking a...
- Some pre-event tweets . . .
Do you know about the #WriteofSpring? This Sat. Minneapolis. Once Upon A Crime. Lots of authors. Including me...
Tenth Annual Write of Spring - crimespreemag.com/blog/2012/04/t… MASSIVE AUTHOR EVENT
Join me at noon Saturday at Once Upon A Crime Mystery Bookstore in Mpls for Writes of Spring. #in twincities.com/ci_20283618/cr… startribune.com/entertainment/…- Then on the day . . . (I obviously need an editor)
- And finally, some photos that I failed to upload at the event:
- Gary Shulze signs a copy of Writes of Spring. His T-shirt reads "one more book won't hurt."
- In between hauling books, refreshing refreshments, and making sure everything is humming along, Pat Frovarp signs a book for a fan. It's not my fault she's a little blurry, she never stops moving.
- Carl Brookins was there with a real camera. Held by an actual photographer.
- Libby Hellmann showed her new book, the second in a "Revolution Trilogy" that started in Chicago with Set the Night on Fire and will next go to Cuba.
- Shoppers pored over the hand-curated book stock. Note the classic Sisters in Crime map over the door.
