How to Write a Thriller That Sells

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Tomorrow, novelist Hallie Ephron is teaching a live course on writing a mystery or thriller that sells.

If you're not familiar with Hallie's advice, here are a few places where you can get a taste:

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Also, there are only about 25 copies left of the March Writer's Digest Kit of the Month, focused on freelance writing. Click here to check it out.

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