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Let us go then, you and I, when the evening is spread out against the sky...

There are so many cooking metaphors I could use to talk about the process of writing this novel.

Thus I sealed my fate and kissed reading a full-length book good-bye. And then I picked up “Death Comes to Pemberley” by PD James.

If you are a reader or author interested in exploring the future of writing and/or celebrating local authors, join me!

I have been named the 2016 Piedmont Laureate and one of the responsibilities of that position is to conduct workshops for other writers...

. Voyeurs, on the other hand, can be both wickedly entertaining and devastatingly cruel. Their ability to see every move you make and...

It seems impossible that it has been a year since I actually updated this blog. I’d be ashamed if I had time for it. But ain’t nobody got...

This year was a year of reckoning for me in many ways. I had a serious Come to Jesus meeting with myself and I gave myself a good talking...

Katy Munger Reading Thursday, June 21, 2012 7:00 PM to  8:30 PM Durham County Library: 1st Floor Auditorium 300 North Roxboro...

It is always at this point, right before I begin the final draft process, but I begin to fear my characters are nothing but cartoons,...

I have entered the Twilight Zone — tha It’s a good sign when this happens in some ways. It tells me that I have successfully created a...

Today is my birthday. Not to put too fine a point on it, I am officially older than dirt. But I am also undeniably happy to be here and...

My Dad, top row at right, at Harvard on a Neiman Fellowship in 1955, before the responsibility of caring for six children derailed his...

I came across this quote from Mark Twain this week and loved it. Being a writer has one big advantage  over other occupations: it is one...

Now, I am not so sure. As I continue to write about good vs. evil, and the different forms these forces can take, I wonder about these...

If you enjoy short stories centered around crime, check out Dead of Winter, an anthology of mystery and crime short stories by...