Writer Diane Bator interviewed Lorna for her blog Pens, Paints and Paper about her research methods and favourite books. Read the interview.

Lorna told the audience the story of Marguerite Pitre at a recent Sisters in Crime panel discussion at the Toronto Public Library.

Murder, mayhem, intrigue and revenge came to Newmarket. As one of the events celebrating the 35th  anniversary of the Crime Writers of Canada, six area crime writers came to Chapters to meet their readers and promote their books [on Saturday, October 27]. Full...

"At the risk of being labelled morbid, I have to confess that I found this book fascinating. In Drop Dead by Lorna Poplak, the author has provided a serious exploration of Canada’s history of capital punishment from Confederation to abolition, honing in on the...

Bradford Library hosts a fascinating discussion by Crime Writers and learn strategies ranging from 'pantsers' to 'plotters' Full Story

Henry Smith, shown in 1890 newspaper sketch. Chatham This Week, September 13, 2017