Camille LaGuire's World O' Words

Hot News:

"The Legend of Casey McKee" Wins Division Two of Netfilm's Split Screenply Awards.

"Alibi" short story will appear in the May/April 2006 issue of Futures Mystery Anthology Mag.

"Deadmen Don't Eat Fruitcatke" wins the Script Nurse Mini-Movie Competition.

"Trail of the Lonesome Stickpin" was forwarded for consideration for an Edgar Award by the publisher, Futures Mystery Anthology Mag. Considering how many they publish a year, this is great news.

"Waiter, There's a Clue In My Soup!" is a finalist in the Short Mystery Fiction Society's Derringer Awards. Read it online.

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Last modified Decemberr 26, 2006

SLAYER OF CLOCKS to be performed live!

"Slayer of Clocks" has been accepted into the International Mystery Writer's Festival at the Riverpark Center in Owensboro, Kentucky -- also known as "Broadway West.") Riverpark Center is a top-of-the-line drama venue where major shows are built for Broadway and Asian tours.

The festival features new works by William ("Columbo") Link, Ed McBain, Stuart Kaminsky, and Robert Levinson. Attendees will include Angela Lansbury, Blake Edwards, Ira Levin. Six plays and six screenplays will be performed several times each during the festival. All will compete for "Angie" Awards at the end of the festival. (And I'm pretty darn sure none of those mentioned above will be competing with me for "best newcomer.")

"Slayer of Clocks", like the other screenplays, will be performed in a radio drama style, and directed by one of the founders of the Firesign Theater, David Ossman, and Judith Walcutt, award-winning producer of many national radio theater shows.

Learn more about this at "Discovering New Mysteries". And if you're in the west Kentucky area June 12 -18, drop by and see the performances!

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