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Triangle Sisters in Crime is a chapter of the international organization Sisters in Crime. We are authors, readers, publishers, agents, booksellers, and librarians bound by our passion for the mystery genre and our support of mystery writers. We welcome Sisters and Brothers in Crime from anywhere who have an interest in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill mystery community of North Carolina.
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History of Sisters in Crime
In 1986, women wrote 40% of the mysteries and got 15% of the reviews in the New York Times. Sisters in Crime was founded to "combat discrimination against women in the mystery field, to raise awareness of the contributions of female authors, and to promote the professional advancement of women who write mysteries."
Founders include best-selling author Sara Paretsky and Kate Mattes, owner of the former Cambridge literary fixture, Kate’s Mystery Books.
Today the national Sisters in Crime organization includes more than 3600 members in 50 chapters world-wide.
Triangle SinC Organization
Triangle SinC is an unincorporated non-profit member organization.
List of MEMBERS
Read our BYLAWS
We support and follow National Sisters in Crime's Code of Conduct
List of MEMBERS
Read our BYLAWS
We support and follow National Sisters in Crime's Code of Conduct
2022 Triangle SinC Officers
President
Gina Lea Schmidt
president@trianglesinc.com
Vice-President
Nora Gaskin Esthimer
vicepresident@trianglesinc.com
Secretary
David Goldston
secretary@trianglesinc.com
Treasurer
Karen Pullen
treasurer@trianglesinc.com
Membership Chair
Betsy Walters
membership@trianglesinc.com
Program Chair
Diane Kelly
program@trianglesinc.com
Webmaven
Ann Mitchell
trisincweb@gmail.com
Publicity
Diane Kelly, Karen Pullen, Ann Mitchell
