by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
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And it was a sad week for cozy mystery lovers. Joyce Lavene, who wrote cozies with her husband Jim, suddenly passed away this past week. They have about a dozen mystery series written under a variety of different names. Joyce was a great writer and a good friend. They live close by and I considered Joyce a mentor… she helped me jump start my writing career about ten years ago. My thoughts are with Jim and his family. Joyce will be missed.
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Very sad news about Joyce, Elizabeth. Wishes for healing to her family… Thanks as ever for these excellent links – talk about supporting other writers!
Margot–It is sad news, isn’t it? That was another area Joyce influenced me–she spent so much time supporting writers.
So sorry about Joyce! Prayers for everyone who knew her. Sounds like she touched many lives.
Thanks for including my post about writing markets.
Alex–Thanks! And…great post, as always.
Sorry for your loss, Elizabeth. It’s always so sad when the community loses a mentor/friend. My best to you, Joyce’s family, and everyone who loved her.
Thanks, Sue!
Thanks so much, Elizabeth. My sympathies on the loss of your mentor. They are irreplaceable.
Colleen–Thanks so much. And thanks for your excellent post.
I’m sorry for the loss of your friend, Elizabeth.
Thanks so much.