Malice Domestic Convention

MALICE DOMESTIC: Author Information Form

Must be filled out for you to be designated as a published author.
This information is used for planning the program and panel assignments.
To be considered as an author at Malice Domestic 25, you must have had at least one mystery novel, one nonfiction mystery or three mystery short stories traditionally published by May 3, 2013. Malice's definition of traditional publication is available here.
Note: If you've had only short stories published or haven't had a new book released in the last few years, you likely only will be offered a spot as a moderator.

Name under which you write:
Any other name under which you write:
E-mail:
Phone:
Website:
Blog address:
Will your first mystery be published between Malice Domestic 24 and 25? Yes No Do you wish to be on a panel? Yes No Do you want a signing time? Yes No What have you published? novels novels and short stories short stories only children's/young adult mysteries non-fiction historical mysteries Title, publisher, and date of publication of last book or short story (for short stories, list anthology/magazine). Don't list books or stories that are reissued: Title, publisher, and date of publication of next two books or stories to be published. Don't list books or stories that are reissued: Thumbnail sketch of protagonist(s): Elements of mysteries where you feel you have expertise/experiences to share: characters dialogue plot setting mood/style locked room fan input/criticism research/accuracy children/young adults Panel suggestions: (NOTE: Suggestions for panel topics are welcome, but please remember that Malice is a fan convention. Panels geared toward assisting authors with craft or marketing are inappropriate for Malice. Please indicate if you would be a good fit for any topic you suggest. Unfortunately, due to the logistics of putting on a convention of Malice's size, we cannot accept suggestions of other authors with whom you would like to serve on a panel.) Special Note: Please tell us now if there are times/days you cannot be on a panel and why. Note that if your availability is limited, your chances of getting a panel assignment will be reduced.