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Are you going to make me a character in your book?

September 18, 2019 Christina Dodd 0

Are you going to make me a character in your book? When people discover you’re a writer, there are a lot of reactions: Have I read you? Should I know you? And— Are you going […]

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Ten American Pirates You’d Best Have Avoided When They Were in Their Prime

September 17, 2019 Paddy Hirsch 0

Ten American Pirates You’d Best Have Avoided When They Were in Their Prime Most of us think of 17th Century pirates as swashbuckling outlaws that wore eyepatches, drank grog and buried their treasure on desert islands. […]

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KARIN SLAUGHTER’S KILLER WRITING TIPS

September 15, 2019 Karin Slaughter 0

KARIN SLAUGHTER’S KILLER WRITING TIPS 

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How to be a Writer: The Steps for Success

September 15, 2019 Susan Wiggs 0

How to be a Writer: The Steps for Success Step One: Be a reader. Every writer starts out that way. Chances are, we fell in love with books before we even knew what to call […]

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He wrote The Silent Patient, and now he tells us what he’s afraid of…

September 15, 2019 Alex North 0

He wrote The Silent Patient, and now he tells us what he’s afraid of… Almost every year, there is a crime novel or thriller that reaches so far and wide – frequently propelled by enthusiastic […]

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What are you afraid of as adult?

September 14, 2019 Alex North 0

What are you afraid of as adult? There are many things writers dream of – critical acclaim, perhaps, or an international bestseller – but for some of us, a nod from Stephen King will always […]

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“There is one movie that scares the hell out of me.”

September 13, 2019 Alex North 0

“There is one movie that scares the hell out of me.” For so much of the time, our lives progress in predictable ways. We have our routines and expectations, and we have people close to […]

A Cozy Author Goes Dark: Ten Dark Mystery Favorites
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Why do readers like to be frightened?

September 12, 2019 Alex North 0

Why do readers like to be frightened? They say a good series detective needs a town, a city, a beat for them to walk. Rebus has Edinburgh, Morse has Oxford, and so on. But another […]

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What’s the scariest thing that happened to Ruth Ware?

September 11, 2019 Alex North 0

What’s the scariest thing that happened to Ruth Ware? Ruth Ware began her writing career with a series of young adult fantasy novels, before moving on to the gripping, uneasy psychological thrillers that have made […]

Interviews

“Were You Scared of the Dark?” Alex North Explores the pathology of fear with Steve Cavanagh

September 10, 2019 Alex North 0

“Were You Scared of the Dark?” Alex North Explores the pathology of fear with Steve Cavanagh Anybody who’s met Steve Cavanagh will tell you the same: it’s difficult to imagine him being frightened of anything. […]

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