Crime Writer Launches New Website Design

LYNCHBURG, Va. - July 23, 2015 - PRLog -- Renown author, nominated for the prestigious Edgar Award and a recipient of the Defender of the Innocent Award from the Innocence Project, Diane Fanning announces a fresh look for her website incorporating new, cutting edge features.

Fanning’s new website was constructed and is maintained by Liz Nichols Design (http://www.liznicholsdesign.com/). The design allows web visitors to see all of her books, as well as order autographed copies directly from the site. Pages include synopsis of each book, reviews, and in some cases, a free chapter.

The site also includes a calendar of events so fans can see where Diane Fanning will be appearing next, and direct access to Fanning’s blog, titled Writing is a Crime. Nichols’ website design introduces visitors to a current, yet informative look for which she is noted.

Liz Nichols Design offers website design, photography, SEO and graphic services for individuals, businesses and sites needing e-commerce capabilities. And, by design, she is the daughter of Diane Fanning.

Head over to DianeFanning.Com and review the new look, and don’t forget to subscribe to her newsletter to keep track of all her endeavors.

Diane Fanning (http://dianefanning.com/) is one of America’s premier crime novelists and true crime authors.  At the top of a genre that often gets overlooked in the literary world, Fanning brings esteem, good research and due diligence when presenting a criminal case in book format.

Before writing her first true crime book Fanning wrote for magazines,television, radio and ad agencies in Virginia, earning many awards. She moved to Texas where her career in true crime writing blossomed, and has since returned east to make her home in Bedford, Virginia. She has served on the executive committees of the Writers’ League of Texas (http://www.writersleague.org/) and the Heart of Texas chapter of Sisters in Crime (http://www.hotxsinc.org/) and is also a member of Mystery Writers of America. (http://www.mysterywriters.org/)