Mystery, Memory, and the Making of a Sleuth
- Indies United
- 3 days ago
- 1 min read

A Conversation with Glenda Carroll
What happens when a lifelong swimmer turns tragedy into fiction? When a former sports columnist channels Shakespeare to craft a modern-day whodunit? In her latest interview, Glenda Carroll opens the door to her creative process—and it’s anything but ordinary.
From open water races to open-ended plots, Carroll shares the unexpected inspirations behind her Trisha Carson mystery series, including the newest installment, Better Off Dead. But this isn’t just a story about murder and motive—it’s about legacy, language, and the quiet power of asking “what if?”
Whether you’re a fan of Sue Grafton’s grit, Mick Herron’s wit, or Shakespeare’s timeless drama, Carroll’s reflections will surprise you. And if you’ve ever wondered how a real-life moment can ripple into fiction, this interview might just be your next deep dive.
Read the full interview and discover the story behind the stories HERE






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