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How To Keep Your Readers Coming Back for More
Joanna Schaffhausen on writing the series detective.
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Joanna Schaffhausen
| January 24, 2022
Pulp Penciller: The Noir Comics of Marshall Rogers
In the 1970s, Rogers and other upstart artists revolutionized the world of comics, bringing a new, noir sensibility.
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Michael Gonzales
| January 21, 2022
Before Starting Your Next Novel, Consider Hitting the Open Road First
Nick Petrie couldn't find the right idea for the next novel in his series. So he just started driving.
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Nick Petrie
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What I’ve Learned From Writing in Other Genres
Over 40 years, Hope Adams has written for children, young adults, and more. She's bringing some lessons to her first mystery novel.
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California Son: A Conversation with T. Jefferson Parker
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Domestic Thrillers with Maximum Escapism
The reality we live in is incredibly stressful and terrifying. Want a break? Try a thriller.
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Joanne Harris on how her career as a teacher shaped her career as a writer
The legendary author on how writing fiction educates you in making your memories come alive again.
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Joanne Harris
| January 5, 2022
On Where We Get Our Ideas
A Debut Novelist Considers The Many Sources of Creative Inspiration
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Lara Thompson
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From Romance to Rage
Darby Kane Started Out In Romantic Suspense. Then She Got Angry.
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Darby Kane
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Why I Chose To Set My Series in the Gilded Age
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