Murder 203 is an exciting new two day event at the Easton and Westport Libraries for mystery fans and writers. Attendees can enjoy the following events:

• - Panel Discussions
  
• - Book Signings
  
• - Writing Tips From The Professionals
  
• - Mingling with Fellow Crime Fiction Enthusiasts
• - Raffle, Auctions and Fun
• - Cocktails and Crime Saturday evening post party event

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The Murder 203 Committee is pleased to announce our Guest of Honor for 2010.

Mary Jane Clark

Since her emergence on the scene in 1998, Mary Jane Clark's media thrillers have appeared on the New York Times, PW, and other national bestseller lists. Her books have been published in 23 languages.

The Associated Press says: "Her novels are like Agatha Christie's whodunits, but they have a hard, contemporary edge that enhances the fear factor…She is one of the most talented story tellers around."

Mary Jane writes what she knows, having spent three decades at CBS News' New York City headquarters, working her way through the ranks to become a producer and writer.

She has written twelve novels, eight of which are part of a series featuring Eliza Blake, a TV morning show host, including her most recent title, Dying for Mercy (2009). Four are stand-alone thrillers.

If you have not already registered, don’t forget that you will lose the $65 early-bird rate if you do not do so by the end of February.

Here’s what this entitles you to:

• - Two full days of author panels and talks for readers and aspiring writers
• - Book signings
• - Giveaways and free raffles
• - Silent auction and live auction (including an opportunity to “buy your way” into someone’s next mystery)
• - Two breakfasts and Saturday lunch
• - Our fabulous Cocktails & Crime reception on Saturday evening

 

You can print a registration form from our website, www.murder203.com.

The fee will go up to $75 on March 1st and you could use that extra $10 towards your book buys!

 

We are proud to say our inaugural Murder 203 was a success! See what others had to say.