Spooky Books: one mystery writer’s take
On Hallowe’en this writer’s thoughts turn to books that were particularly harrowing as I read them. Stephen King’s The Shining[…]
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On Hallowe’en this writer’s thoughts turn to books that were particularly harrowing as I read them. Stephen King’s The Shining[…]
Read moreIn a very early draft of my first novel, A Dream of Death, one of my beta readers said of[…]
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Read moreWanda M. Morris talks about her new book, Anywhere You Run
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Read moreJust finished reading Don Winslow’s new crime thriller, City on Fire, which I loved. Five stars. But as I wrote[…]
Read moreWhy do readers fall in love with flawed characters? Is there something about the ones readers love that is a common denominator?
Read more“Everybody in St. Mary Mead knew Miss Marple; fluffy and dithery in appearance, but inwardly as sharp and as shrewd[…]
Read moreThe Miss Demeanors Have News! Join us today as we welcome our newest blogger, Marni Graff!
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