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    Robert Dugoni on a Life of Writing

    The bestselling author recounts the roller coaster at the beginning of his career and lessons learned along the way.

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    "What do you read next if you need a fix from the land of well-crafted thrillers?"

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    These books will leave you shaken and stirred, and with a newfound appreciation for the world of 007.

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    "While stories with Artificial Intelligence engaged as criminals, detectives, defenders, or victims may not always fit the traditional tropes of the crime genre, the possibilities create amazing thrillers."

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    My First Thriller: John Gilstrap

    Lightning and serendipity. The rejections never stopped, nor did the money.

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    Crime Fiction Must Not Ignore Computer Crime

    "The internet is now ubiquitous in our lives, so why does it appear so rarely in popular literature?"

    August 14, 2024  By Stephen Harrison
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    Catherine Steadman on books that put their characters into "a lethal game of survival."

    August 1, 2024  By Catherine Steadman
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