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WATERFORD — All about books: what makes a good mystery? Join us for a virtual ZOOM event with Maine authors Bruce Robert Coffin and Judith Green. Hosted by the Waterford Library Tuesday March 2 at 6:30 p.m. Go to waterfordmainelibrary.org or email [email protected] for link.
Judith Green is a story-teller and mystery writer who has written 26 high-interest/low-level novels and stories for adult new readers. For many years she was Adult Education Director for eleven rural towns in western Maine. Her mysteries have been in 15 issues of the New England Crime “Level Best” anthologies. “A Good, Safe Place,” published in 2010 in Thin Ice, was nominated for an Edgar®. Her modern epistolary story, “Dear Manuel,” chronicles her ongoing character, Margery Easton. “Breaking In” was published in this year’s Level Best anthology and, set in a small town that would look awfully familiar to folks around here. She is currently seeking a publisher for her first book, “Don’t Bet the Farm,” and has started working on another. Green lives in a home she and her husband built, next to an ancestral family home in North Waterford, Maine.