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Kate George
Award winning author, Kate George is the creator of the popular Bree MacGowan mystery series, which started when she took up a dare to write a book; the result was Moonlighting in Vermont. She was born in Sacramento, California, was raised on a ranch until the age of eight, and graduated from UC Davis with a degree in anthropology. She is currently working on her MFA. She has been, in no particular order, a paste-up tech, a motorcycle safety instructor, an actor, and the assistant to the dean of a medical school, all of which provide plenty of fodder for her novels. Currently, she lives in an old farmhouse in the backwoods of Vermont with her husband, four kids, and two rescue dogs, where by day she teaches and by night, she dreams up wild adventures for her characters. Visit her at kategeorge.com, or contact her at kate@kategeorge.com. She always loves to hear from readers!
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Hi Kate, loved both ‘Bree’ books- anymore in the offing?
Yes, Crazy Little Thing Called Dead is coming out at the end of this month. Glad you like the first two!
Hi Kate—love your trailers! Who is the creative genius responsible for them?Submitted a full manuscript to Mainly Murder. Thanks for the info you gave me at CRIMEBAKE.
Best wishes, Arlene
Hi Arlene! Good to hear from you. I do my own trailers – it’s fun. I’m hoping to teach a workshop on creating them for Crime Bake this year. Cross your fingers for me!