LESLIE BUDEWITZ: Ah, winter. We love it, but right about now, most of us wouldn’t mind a bit of a thaw! At least we are blessed with many sunny days here in Northwestern Montana — and many good friends and books!
I’ll be talking about writing, publishing, and using my hometown as a setting at the Bigfork Rotary Cl
ub at noon, Wed Feb 8, at the United Methodist Church in Bigfork. And on Saturday Feb 11, at 1:00, I’ll be chatting about cozy mysteries — the lighter side — at the Mineral County Library in Superior.
The first grown-up mysteries many of us read were those of the great Agatha Christie. I’ll be talking about her continued influence on mystery writers at the opening of the Bigfork Community Players’ production of “Murder on the Nile,” based on her book, Death on the Nile, on Saturday, Feb 18, in the Bigfork Playhouse, the setting of my third Food Lovers’ Village Mystery, Butter Off Dead. Showtimes and dates on the Players’ website.
Read — it’s the best way to light a fire in your brain!
Marie F Martin enjoyed her time at Flowers by Hansen. Here are a few photos taken by Lucinda of Crown Photograpy so you can see how nicely the authors were treated and what the public enjoyed at the First Night Event.
Marie showing a customer her books.
Marie and Shirley Rovik with their books
Betty Kuffel buying a book
Special Olympics were there.
Sparrows Nest was there
Marie’s Books
Montana Women Writers 