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Tension, Twists, and Happily Ever Afters: 5 Things I Learned in Switching Genres, by Kathleen Barber

Tension, Twists, and Happily Ever Afters: 5 Things I Learned in Switching Genres Kathleen Barber

A Conversation With Janelle Brown on Writing and Historical Mystery/Thrillers (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford

Peter Rosch: Invest in Yourself When You Can Robert Lee Brewer

Sandra J. Paul: Do Thorough Research Robert Lee Brewer

How I Handle In-Person Research as a Thriller Writer, by Elise Hart Kipness

How I Handle In-Person Research as a Thriller Writer Elise Hart Kipness

Jo Morey: Don’t Be Afraid To Go Rogue Robert Lee Brewer

From Fact to Fiction: Making the Leap From Crime Reporter to Crime Novelist, by Walter B. Levis

From Fact to Fiction: Making the Leap From Crime Reporter to Crime Novelist Walter B. Levis

Joy Fielding: I Always Know the Beginning and the End of My Novels Robert Lee Brewer

How a Deepfake Thriller Taught Me to Write Realistic AI, by Daniel Kalla

How a Deepfake Thriller Taught Me to Write Realistic AI Daniel Kalla

Live-Writing My Thriller Novel, by J.T. Ellison

Live-Writing My Thriller Novel J.T. Ellison

Plotting the Perfect Crime (Without Losing the Fun): Tips for Writing Lighthearted Mysteries With High Stakes, by Valerie Burns

Plotting the Perfect Crime (Without Losing the Fun): Tips for Writing Lighthearted Mysteries With High Stakes Valerie Burns

Juliet Blackwell: Make It a Terrible, Wretched Draft Robert Lee Brewer

Literary Legacy | Jessica Strawser

Literary Legacy Jessica Strawser

Joe Pan: A Single Novel Isn’t Meant To Encompass Everything Robert Lee Brewer

Paul Bradley Carr: On the Tech Industry vs. the Publishing Industry Robert Lee Brewer

Ryan Pote: On the Collaborative Nature of Publishing Robert Lee Brewer