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Murder Most Mysterious is here!

Date: September 27, 2011
Categories: Gayle's Blog, Murder Most Mysterious, News
I've been living with the ghost of this book for about four years now and finally it has become a reality.  I couldn't just start writing it when I thought about it because I was deep into the Claire Gulliver mysteries and I just couldn't stop what I was writing and move on to a new person and new ...
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Welcome Feedback

Date: June 8, 2011
Categories: Carnage Goes Coastal, Gayle's Blog
I met Radine Trees Nehring several years ago after I first started writing my mysteries.I was attending Writers' Conferences that year to promote my books.We hit it off immediately, perhaps because she, too, writes a mystery series based on travel.Her protagonist visits Arkansas' many tourist destin ...
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Fun short story. . .

Date: May 25, 2011
Categories: I Love a Parade, Reviews
Fun short story - but don't be fooled by its length. Still time to get to know the characters and puzzle over the mystery. I look forward to Glenda's next and full length suspenseful adventure!  By, Janet H., San Francisco, CA ...
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Final edits. . .

Date: May 25, 2011
Categories: Murder Most Mysterious, Reviews
Murder Most Mysterious is in final editing process.  I will keep you posted on the progress.  Until then,  try reading my short story "I Love a Parade".  This is a prequel to the Glenda at Large series. ...
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RADIO MEDFORD AND SOFT ROCK LITE 102

Date: May 19, 2011
Categories: Carnage Goes Coastal, Gayle's Blog
Late in April, while on a trip to Seattle WA and Medford OR, I dropped in on my niece, Leslie Haze, who is a disc jockey on Radio Medford and Soft Rock Lite 102.Leslie is a fan of Claire Gulliver and had just finished reading Claire’s newest mystery, Carnage Goes Coastal.So of course we discussed ...
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Article Published in the Kingwood Tribune

Date: January 26, 2011
Categories: Carnage Goes Coastal
By, Trilla Cook‘Carnage goes Coastal’ – a new book for Kingwood author– Wigglesworth pens sixth Claire Gulliver series novel –  Kingwood resident Gayle Wigglesworth recently released her sixth novel in the Claire Gulliver Mysteries series, “Carnage ...
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Just in Time for Holiday Gifts

Date: December 9, 2010
Categories: Gayle's Blog
Gayle Wigglesworth’s newest Claire Gulliver Mystery is now available at Amazon, her publisher, and by request from your favorite bookstore.Carnage Goes Coastal  is the sixth adventure in the Claire Gulliver Mystery Series. Claire is about to embark on the ‘happily ever after’ ep ...
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I Did It!

Date: December 1, 2010
Categories: Murder Most Mysterious, Mystery Series
I finally wrote the final sentence of the first book in my new mystery series, Murder Most Mysterious, a Glenda at Large Mystery.I've been reluctant to end this book, as I am most books.The characters, plot and setting has been living in my head for months and it's hard to let them go.Hence the didd ...
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Changing Times Impact on Authors

Date: November 9, 2010
Categories: Gayle's Blog
   I've recovered from changing my TV, phone, and internet provider and now that part of my life is running smoothly again, but that recent experience  reminded me of how difficult it it is to change anything.  I spent most of my professional  life in the business of effecting change in the c ...
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Changing Times

Date: October 2, 2010
Categories: Gayle's Blog
   I am in a very frustrating period in my life.  I have to confess it's only been two days but I feel as if it's been forever.  After much discussion and deliberation, my husband and I agreed to change our web provider and bundle that service with a change of phone and cable TV.  Financially i ...
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