An Interview with Suzanne Trauth
I read and loved What Remains of Love by Suzanne Trauth when it came out and I’ve been thrilled to[…]
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I read and loved What Remains of Love by Suzanne Trauth when it came out and I’ve been thrilled to[…]
Read moreA very Happy Memorial Day to those who served, and those who still do~ I’m spread out over the end[…]
Read moreAward-winning novelist Elizabeth Crowens has kindly stopped by to answer some questions about the Golden Age of Hollywood, Sherlock Holmes[…]
Read moreOf all the tools available to fiction writers, the most maligned may be the prologue. With the possible exception of the adverb and the semi-colon, no other literary device engenders such visceral hatred. Prologues have been called “superfluous,” “tedious info-dumps,” and “a bait-and-switch technique.” Agents and editors, we’re told, hate them. But are they always bad?
Read moreIt is to my chagrin what whenever I post a photo of my two admittedly adorable Australian Doodles, Seamus and[…]
Read more…doesn’t have to stay at Malice. My panel was “International and Off the Beaten Path Settings. Here’s the low down[…]
Read moreI’ll start with the gift: I’ll read and critique the first 5 query letters any writer who is looking to[…]
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