Events

News about upcoming events.

  • April 29 – May 8, 2025

    Exploring Your Life Through Writing

    Hallie and Delia Ephron will teach a series of four workshops (“Exploring Your Life Through Writing”) for Droste Mental Health Services in NYC.

  • July 18–20, 2025

    Book Passage Mystery Writers Conference 2025

    Hallie will teach a blow-out, everything-you-need-to-know about crafting a mystery novel in a pre-conference class and continuing on through a fabulous meeting. This year’s conference features the brilliant Michael Connelly.

  • July 26 – August 3, 2025

    Willamette Writers 56th Annual Conference

    Hallie will be teaching a (online) pre-conference master class on writing character-driven fiction and a virtual workshop on harnessing voice and viewpoint for this fantastic annual writing conference based in Portland, OR.

  • September 11, 2025

    “Make Mine Murder” panel, Milton, MA, Public Library

    Panel of New England crime fiction writers discuss where their ideas come from, how they plot the twists and turns, and how they develop their characters. Lucy Burdette, Sarah Stewart Taylor, and Elise Hart Kipness with moderator Hallie Ephron. 7:00 pm

  • October 3, 2025

    Private book group

    Hallie will be meeting with a private book group in Milton.

  • February 2, 2026

    Private book group

    Hallie meets with a private book group to talk about CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR. (Contact Hallie if you have a book group that would like to read one of her books.)

  • May 7, 2026

    Guest speaker for Harvard Extension mystery writing

    Hallie will discuss the fine points of writing a mystery novel.

  • October 4–16, 2026

    Fall 2026 Workshop for SinC-GUPPY: Writing a Compelling Protagonist

    Once again Hallie will be giving this popular two-week (remote) writing workshop for SinC-Guppy Online Chapter on tools and techniques for writing a compelling protagonist. Instructions, reading examples, exercises, individualized feedback. For the Guppy Chapter of Sisters in Crime.