Stay Tuned for the Date of our 7th Annual Ladies of Intrigue

Thanks to all who attended our 2019 LADIES OF INTRIGUE
                                              

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An Independent Mystery

Bookstore opened in 1991

Specializing in Author Events

located in 
Huntington Beach, CA 
714 743-6127/mysteryink@hotmail.com

                               

BOOKENDS!  Numerous Styles


April 18th to 19th - Los Angeles Times Festival of Books  at

University of Southern California (USC)

March 14th to 15th - Tucson Book Festival at University of Arizona

Mystery Ink will be at the Mystery Writers of America booth

Sunday, February 1st, 2:00 p.m. – Sisters in Crime L. A.

w/Naomi Hirahara and Rachel Howzell Hall  

Location: Radford Studio, Studio City
Registration Required:    https://form.jotform.com/253615783781164


Saturday, February 21st, 10:00 a.m.- Jennifer J. Chow (TELL-TALE TREATS) & Daryl Wood Gerber (MURDER BY THE MILLIONS & A TWINKLE OF TROUBLE). 

Talk and signing at Studio 14 with their latest books.

Mystery Ink

  Huntington Beach, CA 

mysteryink@hotmail.com​

714 743-6127

              

An Independent Bookstore Established in 1991

Specializing in Author Events

MAILING ADDRESS

16787  Beach Blvd, #600

​Huntington Beach, CA 92647

UPCOMING EVENTS w/MYSTERY INK

Studio 14, Old World Village

7561 Center Avenue

​Huntington Beach, CA

DIRECTOR AND FACULTY 1 


​Only Way Out by Tod Goldberg

The Lost Desert​ by Tod Goldberg

Gangsters Never Die by Tod Goldberg

Gangster Nation by Tod Goldberg

Gangsterland by Tod Goldberg

When the Messenger is Hot by Elizabeth Crane
Turf by Elizabeth Crane
The History of Great Things by Elizabeth Crane
We Only Know So Much by Elizabeth Crane

Cruising by Alex Espinoza

Still Water Saints by Alex Espinoza

Would-Land by Jill Alexander Essbaum

The Good Grief Journal by Jill Alexander Essbaum Devastation by Jill Alexander Essbaum

Hausfrau by Jill Alexander Essbaum
















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TO BE RESCHEDULED!!

Saturday, January 24th, 10 a.m. - David Putnam

Talk & Signing for the second novel in his new series, IMOGENE'S GRAND FIASCO-The Misadventures of Imogene Taylor (Book 2)


Saturday, January 24th, 10 a.m. - JS Devivre

Discussion and signing for her historical novel, ADA HANCOCK & LE CHAT NOIR – A story based on the Ada Hancock tugboat that exploded in the San Pedro harbor in 1863 resulting in numerous deaths and the search for the gold that was being transferred on it.

In Devivre’s novel, a young lady is looking for adventure in an era where society demands she settle down and behave. Instead, she gets a job while she makes plans to search for the gold.
  


FACULTY 2


Ecstasy by Ivy Pochoda

​Sing Her Down by Ivy Pochoda​
Successful TV Writing by Bill Rabkin
Writing the Pilot 2 by Bill Rabkin

Sanctuary by Emily Rapp Black 
Liar by Rob Roberge

Thirteen Question Method by David Ulin

Sidewalking by David Ulin

The Lost Art of Reading by David Ulin


UCR MFA CONFERENCE - January, 2026 - FACULTY MEMBERS

NEW SIGNED 1st EDITION BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE @ MYSTERY INK STUDIO 14 at OLD WORLD VILLAGE


Limited Copies, Limited Availability

Ellen Byron - CAJON CHRISTMAS CHAOS - Award-Winning Author

Robert Crais - THE BIG EMPTY - Emmy nominated TV writer & 24 Best Seller Novels

SJ Rozan -  THE RAILWAY CONSPIRACY & THE MAYORS OF NEW YORK -Edgar, Anthony, Shamus, Nero and Macavity Awards 

Patricia Smiley - A DARK SEPTEMBER NIGHT - New series debut                             

Sophie Stava - COUNT MY LIES - Debut Book - Good Morning America Book of the Month Nicholas Meyer - SHERLOCK HOLMES & THE REAL THING - Renown producer and writer

Walter Mosley - DARK DAWN - Iconic award-winning crime fiction novelist