Sisters in Crime grants for academic research.

Sisters in Crime is offering grants for up to $500 to buy books to support research projects that contribute to understanding of the role of women or underrepresented groups in crime fiction. Potential candidates must be US citizens or legal residents of the United States or must be conducting research on US authors. The application deadline is April 30, 2024.

Grants for academic research, Sisters in Crime.

Sisters in Crime is offering grants of $500 to those working on research projects that contribute to understanding of the role of women or underrepresented groups in crime fiction. The funds may be used to purchase books. US citizens or legal residents as well as those conducting research on US authors are eligible to apply. The application deadline is April 15, 2023. 

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Sisters in Crime grants for academic research.

Sisters in Crime is offering grants of $500 to those working on research projects that contribute to understanding of the role of women or underrepresented groups in crime fiction. The funds may be used to purchase books. The application deadline is July 15, 2021.

RIP, Dorothy Sucher.

Sad to read today's Washington Post obituary for psychotherapist Dorothy Sucher, author of Dead Men Don't Give Seminars (1988) and Dead Men Don't Marry (1989), who died on August 22 at age 77 from thyroid cancer. She was a founder of the Chesapeake chapter of Sisters in Crime and a welcome and warm presence in the early years of Malice Domestic.