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The Intrigue of Family Curses: How Supernatural Elements Elevate Crime Fiction, by Daco S. Auffenorde
The Intrigue of Family Curses: How Supernatural Elements Elevate Crime FictionDaco S. Auffenorde
Confounding Expectations | Matty Dalrymple
Confounding ExpectationsMatty Dalrymple
Antony Johnston: Solving This Crime Is No Cakewalk
Antony Johnston: Solving This Crime Is No CakewalkRobert Lee Brewer
A Conversation With James Comey on Writing Fairly and Making Stories Linger (Killer Writers), by Clay Stafford
A Conversation With James Comey on Writing Fairly and Making Stories Linger (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford
How to Add Tension to Your Thriller, by Dick Lochte
How to Add Tension to Your ThrillerDick Lochte
Digging Up the Dead: 5 Steps to Writing Historical Crime Fiction
Digging Up the Dead: 5 Steps to Writing Historical Crime FictionErin Bledsoe
Laura Lippman: On Developing Good Writing Habits and Routines
Laura Lippman: On Developing Good Writing Habits and RoutinesRobert Lee Brewer
Resisting Dystopia: 4 Mindset Shifts to Send a More Hopeful Story Into the World, by Dheepa R. Maturi
Resisting Dystopia: 4 Mindset Shifts to Send a More Hopeful Story Into the WorldDheepa R. Maturi
E.C. Nevin: 'Done Is Better than Perfect"
E.C. Nevin: ‘Done’ Is Better than ‘Perfect’Robert Lee Brewer
10 Steps to Maximize Research for Mystery Novelists, by Wendy Gee
10 Steps to Maximize Research for Mystery NovelistsWendy Gee
How to Write a Gripping Cat and Mouse Thriller, by Ellie Monago
How to Write a Gripping Cat and Mouse ThrillerEllie Monago
Kaira Rouda: Resilience Is Key in This Business
Kaira Rouda: Resilience Is Key in This BusinessRobert Lee Brewer
Kathleen West: Be CuriousRobert Lee Brewer
Making the Familiar Unfamiliar (and Vice Versa) in Crime Fiction, by Mailan Doquang
Making the Familiar Unfamiliar (and Vice Versa) in Crime FictionMailan Doquang
A Conversation With David Handler on How the Character Comes First (Killer Writers), by Clay Stafford
A Conversation With David Handler on How the Character Comes First (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford
Anna Bailey: Every Book Is Going To Come About DifferentlyRobert Lee Brewer

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