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David Koepp: On Finding Hope in the Hopeless
Interviews

David Koepp: On Finding Hope in the Hopeless

By Robert Lee BrewerJun 6, 2022
Jane Shemilt: On an Idea Growing Over Time
Mystery/Thriller

Jane Shemilt: On an Idea Growing Over Time

By Robert Lee BrewerMay 1, 2022
Leah Konen: On the Thrill of Real-life Inspiration
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Leah Konen: On the Thrill of Real-life Inspiration

By Robert Lee BrewerJan 2, 2022
Amanda Jayatissa: On Spiraling Out in Suspense
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Amanda Jayatissa: On Spiraling Out in Suspense

By Robert Lee BrewerSep 16, 2021
Brian Freeman: On "Rebooting" Another Writer's Legacy
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Brian Freeman: On "Rebooting" Another Writer's Legacy

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 27, 2021
T.J. Newman: On Letting Real Life Inspire You
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T.J. Newman: On Letting Real Life Inspire You

By Robert Lee BrewerJul 5, 2021
3 Do’s and Don’ts of World-Building for Writers
Writing Techniques

3 Do’s and Don’ts of World-Building for Writers

By Moriah RichardJun 29, 2021
Don Bentley: On Being Picked to Write a Book in a Famous Series
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Don Bentley: On Being Picked to Write a Book in a Famous Series

By Robert Lee BrewerJun 9, 2021
Nekesa Afia: On Approaching Genre as a Challenge
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Nekesa Afia: On Approaching Genre as a Challenge

By Robert Lee BrewerMay 31, 2021
Dale Brown: On Giving Your Series a New Direction
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Dale Brown: On Giving Your Series a New Direction

By Robert Lee BrewerMay 25, 2021
M.M. Chouinard: On Jumping From One Project to Another
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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
8 Ways to Add Suspense to your Novel
Mystery/Thriller

8 Ways to Add Suspense to Your Novel

By Guest ColumnMay 5, 2021
Why Memory Is the Scariest Thing Of All in a Psychological Thriller Novel
Mystery/Thriller

Why Memory Is the Scariest Thing Of All in a Psychological Thriller Novel

By Carter WilsonMay 2, 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
W.A. Winter: On the Joys of Writing Crime Fiction
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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
Bridget Foley: On Writing Psychologically Potent Metaphors
Interviews

Bridget Foley: On Writing Psychologically Potent Metaphors

By Robert Lee BrewerApr 12, 2021
5 Tips for Writing a Spy Thriller Novel
Writing Habits and Practices

5 Tips for Writing a Spy Thriller Novel

By Alma KatsuMar 31, 2021
Alma Katsu: On Where to Put the Big Reveal in a Thriller
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Alma Katsu: On Where to Put the Big Reveal in a Thriller

By Robert Lee BrewerMar 24, 2021
Authors Share Tips on Writing Mystery and Thriller Novels That Readers Love
Mystery/Thriller

23 Authors Share Tips on Writing Mystery and Thriller Novels That Readers Love

By Robert Lee BrewerFeb 25, 2021
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Writing Techniques

FightWrite™: Female Serial Killers

By Carla HochNov 6, 2020
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Vintage WD

Vintage WD: 10 Rules for Suspense Fiction

By Writers Digest StaffOct 22, 2020
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Interviews

Jonelle Patrick: Writing Edgier Than Bookshops and Cats

By Robert Lee BrewerOct 19, 2020