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Tips for Handling Pacing in a Thriller Novel
Mystery/Thriller

Tips for Handling Pacing in a Thriller Novel

By James ByrneJun 10, 2022
4 Things Every Military/Espionage Thriller Writer Should Know
Mystery/Thriller

4 Things Every Military/Espionage Thriller Writer Should Know

By Don BentleyMay 6, 2022
Sascha Rothchild: On Late-Night Musings Turning Into Story Plots
Interviews

Sascha Rothchild: On Late-Night Musings Turning Into Story Plots

By Robert Lee BrewerApr 19, 2022
Blending Mystery and Romance in Fiction
Romance

Blending Mystery and Romance in Fiction

By Anna Lee HuberApr 18, 2022
5 Tips for Writing a Search Story
Writing Techniques

5 Tips for Writing a Search Story

By Lian DolanApr 13, 2022
Carole Lawrence: On the Vast Canvas of New York City History
Interviews

Carole Lawrence: On the Vast Canvas of New York City History

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 31, 2022
How to Write a Thriller That Delivers
Mystery/Thriller

How to Write a Thriller That Delivers

By Wanda M. MorrisNov 10, 2021
Sherry Thomas: On Cooking Up a Mystery
Interviews

Sherry Thomas: On Cooking Up a Mystery

By Robert Lee BrewerNov 4, 2021
What Forensic Science’s Godmother Taught Me About Writing Mysteries
Mystery/Thriller

What Forensic Science’s Godmother Taught Me About Writing Mysteries

By Stephanie KaneOct 14, 2021
Essential Versus Non-Essential Mystery
Mystery/Thriller

Essential Versus Non-Essential Mystery

By Amanda KabakJul 22, 2021
Jennifer Ashley: On Writing the Whodunnit
Interviews

Jennifer Ashley: On Writing the Whodunnit

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 10, 2021
T.J. Newman: On Letting Real Life Inspire You
Interviews

T.J. Newman: On Letting Real Life Inspire You

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 5, 2021
Paul Neilan: On Implementing Dark Humor
Interviews

Paul Neilan: On Implementing Dark Humor

By Robert Lee BrewerJun 18, 2021
Nekesa Afia: On Approaching Genre as a Challenge
Interviews

Nekesa Afia: On Approaching Genre as a Challenge

By Robert Lee BrewerMay 31, 2021
M.M. Chouinard: On Jumping From One Project to Another
Interviews

M.M. Chouinard: On Jumping From One Project to Another

By Robert Lee BrewerMay 12, 2021
The Problem of Solving a Mystery When You're the Prime Suspect
Mystery/Thriller

The Problem of Solving a Mystery When You're the Prime Suspect

By Mia P. ManansalaMay 7, 2021
5 Points to Consider About Your Crime Fiction Setting
Writing Techniques

5 Points to Consider About Your Crime Fiction Setting

By W.A. WinterApr 28, 2021
What Is World-Building?
Writing Techniques

What Is World-Building?

By Moriah RichardApr 27, 2021
W.A. Winter: On the Joys of Writing Crime Fiction
Interviews

W.A. Winter: On the Joys of Writing Crime Fiction

By Robert Lee BrewerApr 20, 2021
Planting Clues: Red Herrings That Fool but Don't Frustrate Your Readers
Writing Techniques

Planting Clues: Red Herrings That Fool but Don't Frustrate Your Readers

By Kris CalvinApr 15, 2021
Luke X. Cunningham: A Writer's Hopes for Their Readers
Interviews

Luke X. Cunningham: A Writer's Hopes for Their Readers

By Robert Lee BrewerApr 8, 2021
Elly Griffiths: The Mystery of Multiple Points of View
Interviews

Elly Griffiths: The Mystery of Multiple Points of View

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 23, 2021
7 Tips for Writing Police Procedurals That Readers Love
Writing Techniques

7 Tips for Writing Police Procedurals That Readers Love

By Russ ThomasMar 3, 2021
Russ Thomas: The Beginning and Ending of Writing
Interviews

Russ Thomas: The Beginning and Ending of Writing

By Robert Lee BrewerFeb 23, 2021