Ep. # 49 Carol Graham: Passion! In Park Slope, a “cozy” murder mystery

Update: 2023-10-26

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Our Woodstock friend Carol Graham recently told me that her new book was just about to be published. She said something like, “Howard, this is not like one of the big, great fiction books you read, this is a ‘cozy’“. I had no idea at the time what a “cozy” was. but I do now.

British crime novelist and detective fiction writer, P. D. James has been credited with saying that “All fiction is largely autobiographical”

Carol is a Texan but has lived in Brooklyn and Woodstock for the last 21 years, and is now a real estate agent in both areas. Carol is also a member of the Woodstock Writers Group and a two-time winner of the Woodstock BookFest Story Slam!

Carol’s newly published book, Passion! In Park Slope features a Texas born Brooklyn real estate agent who has not lost her drawl. Coincidental or autobiographical?

We discussed Carol’s new book as well as “cozy” mysteries generally on our recent podcast discussion..

Carol’s website Brooklynmurdermysteries.com

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Ep. # 49 Carol Graham: Passion! In Park Slope, a “cozy” murder mystery

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Ep. # 49 Carol Graham: Passion! In Park Slope, a “cozy” murder mystery

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Ep. # 49 Carol Graham: Passion! In Park Slope, a “cozy” murder mystery