Chapter Activities

Find out about upcoming Twin Sisters meetings and events. Follow the links to join the national and/or Twin Cities chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Twin Sisters Meetings

June 2008 Meeting:

Meeting Topic/Guest(s): Joel Rosenberg, an author and a firearms instructor. He teaches conceal and carry classes and will start the discussion with "Sorry, Chief, But There Seems to Be a Little Too Much Keystone in Your Kops."

Where: Once Upon a Crime bookstore at 604 W. 26th Street, Minneapolis. Click to view map.

When: Wednesday, June 3rd, 7 p.m. Note: meetings are normally the first Tuesday of each month.

Book to read: Last Lessons of Summer by Margaret Maron

How to get there:

Directions to 604 W 26th St
Minneapolis, MN 55405-3303

Upcoming Meetings:

Note: No meetings during July and August. Have a great summer!

September

Book to read: Silent in the Grave by Deanna Raybourn Meeting Topic/Guest(s): TBD

Officers of Twin Sisters in Crime

President:

Marilyn Victor

Vice President:

Kathy Spexet

Treasurer/Membership:

Lori Lake

Secretary:

Kim Reis

Newsletter Editor

Bill Fietzer

Web Maven:

Charity Tahmaseb

Joining the Chapter

"Brothers" in crime are welcomed to join as as well!

To become a member of the Twin Sisters, you must be a member of the National Sisters in Crime organization.

Mystery readers, writers, and fans of the genre are welcomed.

 Feel free to attend one of our meetings for more information.

Local dues are $10 per year.  What do you get for your money?

• All Points Bulletin - Monthly newsletter that includes book reviews and upcoming events.

• Monthly meetings - Past meeting topics: round-robin discussions with local authors, crime experts, book readings and more. At the beginning of each meeting, we also discuss our SinC book of the month.

• Meet others interested in reading and writing mysteries. Form a book club or writers' group.

Some of our sisters and brothers in crime!

Contact Information

National Chapter of Sisters in Crime - For information on joining the national organization.

 E-mail Charity Tahmaseb with comments and suggestions on this site.