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An article in today’s New York Times, quoted the actress Glenda Jackson about how she felt performing before a live[…]
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An article in today’s New York Times, quoted the actress Glenda Jackson about how she felt performing before a live[…]
Read moreMargaret Murphy is the internationally acclaimed author of multiple bestselling psychological thrillers. Born and raised in the maritime city of[…]
Read moreElena Hartwell’s The Construction of Character helps writers strengthen the craft tools in their toolbox and build stronger characters, regardless of genre.
Read moreI’ve said it often so you probably know I’m a pantser. My process is messy but I’ve written ten books[…]
Read moreHow I came to be living on the lam is a long story, starting with living in Massachusetts, where the[…]
Read moreTalking about what your readers expect your story to be and how this can be used to create tension, add surprise, and entertain.
Read moreWhere do you get your ideas? This is the most common question I get asked as a writer. Allow me[…]
Read moreThis week I had the honor of being a guest on a fascinating podcast: Siren Soapbox. The sirens who produce[…]
Read moreReading three books a week means I have a towering ToBeRead Pile. Every writer will tell you they have authors[…]
Read morePART ONE OF TWO Usually criminologists study the criminal, but many of today’s scholars recommend an object-centric approach for understanding[…]
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