Amy Denton
About Amy Denton
Amy has been a teacher at the high school and college level for twenty-two years, in both history and English, always finding a way to work current literature into the lessons. She has used Agatha Christie’s Death On The Nile with great success, as well as the Longmire series by Craig Johnson. She has also used episodes Murder, She Wrote and The Doctor Blake Mysteries as examples of storytelling.
She has a master’s degree in History from the University of Houston – Clear Lake and a master’s degree in English with a concentration in fiction from Southern New Hampshire University. She is currently working on a Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Lindenwood University’s online program.
Her short story "The Find of the Century" has been published in the online magazine, Kings River Life Online magazine. She also has articles in Killer Nashville Mystery Magazine. She is currently at work on a full-length paranormal mystery titled Ink and Ashes. Ink and Ashes was a finalist in the 2022 Claymore Award for Unpublished Authors sponsored by Killer Nashville International Mystery Conference.
Amy lives in Houston and has two cats, Fuzzy Moto and Sweetness.
Articles by Amy Denton
Who Put the LSD in Willie Nelson’s Stash?
Words Fail Me: Looking at You, TalaFreako
Rock the Casbah
So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Good Night
What’s Mine Is Mine, and What’s Yours Is Mine
What Are We Doing?
Mr. Talarico Goes to Cracker Barrel
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Goes for a Fourth Term
Take a Breath and Grow a Sense of Humor
The Best Writing Conference You've Never Heard Of
When the DAR Went Woke, Part Two
When Good Organizations Go Bad
Where Is Ken Paxton? Doing His Job.
Keeping the W in the WNBA
Dear John
Texas Democrat Sylvia Garcia, the Pride of East Houston
Ken Paxton = Texas Victory
James Talarico = Beto 0.5
When the DAR Went Woke
Texas, Our Texas
Bless Your Heart, Jon
Al Green Is Going Down!
