Looking for writers and writing entertainment to watch this weekend?

 In case you're looking for something to watch this weekend, Panzer made a trip into the Catosphere and found these for you.

 

These will all be interesting.

Malice in Memphis has a presentation by writers talking about writing during their monthly meetings. Click Events in the banner heading and then Monthly Meetings. (Some of the older ones do start with the meeting, but the newer ones are the writer presentations.)

To watch the presentations tootle over to Malice in Memphis

 

You'll need to register with your email and then be given a link to watch the Mystery in the Midlands conference.

To watch Mystery in the Midlands conference tootle over to Mystery in the Midlands

 

Murder by the Book conducts interviews with mystery authors. Here's a link to the September interview with author Ann Cleeves creator of the Vera Stanhope mysteries.

To watch the Murder by the Book interview with Ann Cleeves tootle over to Ann Cleeves 

A Virtual Mystery in the Midlands - Writers Who Kill

As Panzer was tootling around in the Catosphere he heard clapping and cheering coming from outside. Following all the hullabaloo took our inquisitive kitty boy to the Writers Who Kill site. There he found a post about the Mystery in the Midlands writers conference.

It was virtual and they didn't invite me?

The post by Paula Gail Benson is about the third annual Mystery in the Midlands writers conference. This year because of the coronavirus (Covid-19) the conference was virtual. The post includes screen shots of the participants and descriptions of the writers panels. Also included is a link to the replay of the panels. There are five panel videos and a Welcome session video.

Panzer says, "No travel involved and you can watch the conference sessions for free."

Note: Because of all the screen shots included, this is a long post. Bring a cup of tea and a muffin to read today's selection. If you plan to watch the replays, bring a thermos of tea, five apple cinnamon muffins, four chocolate chip cookies (biscuits) and three pieces of fudge.

To read the post tootle over to Mystery in the Midlands