Bachmann, Beverley

Bev Bachmann taught high school English to adult students in the Toronto/Peel areas for many years. During her time as a teacher, she read every Agatha Christie mystery available in Canada. That led her eventually to try writing one herself. The result was Christmas Touches, a novel in which a psychopath strikes every year in the week leading up to Christmas. The novel is available on Amazon in print and e-book format. Presently she is working on her second murder mystery which takes place in a Toronto high school. Bev lives in Mississauga with her Australian terrier Maddie and her cyclist enthusiast husband, John.

CommuterLit posts:

“Ravioli and Regrets”

What’s stopping you from fulfilling your publishing goals?

CommuterLit has a dilemma or an opportunity. What should we post on Fridays? In between our paid PREVIEW FRIDAY promotions, we usually post an older archived story or poem under the banner RERUN FRIDAY.

But is that the best use of the Friday spot for CommuterLit contributors? And since we can’t pay our contributors (we simply don’t have the money to do so), we’re all about being your cheerleaders and finding useful ways of promoting your writing. We want to know what you think we should post on Fridays. Read more.