"Tired eyes. In forensics, we are taught if we have been working on a case for weeks or months and finally make a match to put it in a drawer and look at it again the next morning to make certain it is a match. Tired eyes can make you see perfection…"
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S. Connell Vondrak replied to the discussion 'How did you find your agent?' in the group Publishing Industry News
Olga Godim left a comment for S. Connell Vondrak
"Susan.
Thanks for inviting me. Congrats on your publication. It must be thrilling. Who is your publisher?
In answer to your question - I can review any book genre although I don't write mysteries myself. I'm a fantasy writer (mostly)."
S. Connell Vondrak replied to the discussion 'Writing a Mystery Novel' in the group Mystery Writers
"Yes. No Evidence of a Crime is my mystery.
I pictured the whole process to be different; more like a movie with distinctive moments and poignant scenes where everyone knows their next line, but it wasn't. It was fraught with real life. Darn…"
S. Connell Vondrak replied to the discussion 'Writing a Mystery Novel' in the group Mystery Writers
"I have my first mystery coming out this month. For me it has been a learn as you go process."
S. Connell Vondrak left a comment for Marilyn Fried
"I was a forensic toxicologist for 20 years before becoming the director of research and development and director of training for forensic sciences with Illinois State Police"
Marilyn Fried left a comment for S. Connell Vondrak
"Is this just a genre you enjoy or are you also working in the field? Your associations look like you are a professional toxicologist. True?"
S. Connell Vondrak left a comment for Marilyn Fried
"Hi, I think that is great. It is always fun to mix the science in with the mystery."
Sunny Frazier left a comment for S. Connell Vondrak
"Are you getting excited about publication?
Listen, google Killer Nashville 2010 and look at the agenda. You can see how many panels are devoted to forensics. That's where you're going to be soon. Not that conference necessarily, but…"
S. Connell Vondrak left a comment for Persia Walker
"Welcome to Mystery Writers. With all of your experience, it will be great hearing you weigh in on the topics."
S. Connell Vondrak left a comment for Melissa A. Constantine
"Don't give up. I think you livejournal is good (funny) and shows a lot of determination. I love the picture you posted here, too. It says so much more about you than other people's posted images. I am in the murder-mystery genre (and old)…"
S. Connell Vondrak left a comment for A.A. Dean
"Welcome on board to She Writes. I am next door to you in Springfield, Illinois."
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Loretta Matson left a comment for S. Connell Vondrak
"Hi Susan, I am trying to read up on you on the internet and I am not finding a lot of information, but you do seem to belong to some interesting writers networks."
Profile Information
- Who I am:
- www.crimelabmysteries.com
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- No Evidence of a Crime (Coming in August)
The Evidence is Clear
- My writing is:
- Fiction
- Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:
- No
- Services I offer to other writers:
- No
- My professional associations:
- American Academy of Forensic Science
American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors
Society of Forensic Toxicologists
The International Association of Forensic Toxicologists
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 10:08am on September 13, 2010,
Olga Godim said… - Susan.
Thanks for inviting me. Congrats on your publication. It must be thrilling. Who is your publisher?
In answer to your question - I can review any book genre although I don't write mysteries myself. I'm a fantasy writer (mostly).
- At 3:15pm on August 15, 2010,
Marilyn Fried said… - Is this just a genre you enjoy or are you also working in the field? Your associations look like you are a professional toxicologist. True?
- At 11:11am on August 15, 2010,
Sunny Frazier said… - Are you getting excited about publication?
Listen, google Killer Nashville 2010 and look at the agenda. You can see how many panels are devoted to forensics. That's where you're going to be soon. Not that conference necessarily, but forensics is represented at nearly every mystery con.
- At 1:20pm on July 19, 2010,
A.A. Dean said… - Hi there, and thanks for the welcome!
- At 6:44pm on March 28, 2010,
Loretta Matson said… - Hi Susan, I am trying to read up on you on the internet and I am not finding a lot of information, but you do seem to belong to some interesting writers networks.
- At 10:46pm on February 7, 2010,
Dorinda Ohnstad said…
- Susan:
Welcome to She Writes!
- At 7:47pm on February 7, 2010,
Lauren Carr said… - Hi, Susan! Welcome to She Writes!
- At 6:10pm on February 7, 2010,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - Welcome to She Writes, Susan. Do join us in the novelist group. And enjoy the site!
Meg Waite Clayton
www.megwaiteclayton.com
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