"No worries. It made me laugh and reminded me that I, too, mention #1. In FATAL ERROR, while relating how my young heroine lapsed into a stupor for several days after the gang murder, her biker body guard says, "I don't think she even…"
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I'm writing a column for PopSyndicate on Childrens' Literature, past, present and future. I'd like the perspective of someone currently involved in their profession, teaching children ages 10-15. I…Continue
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Eileen Schuh replied to William G. Davis's discussion Profanity in novels. What's your opinion?i"Ha ha! I didn't mean characters couldn't or shouldn't do that. It was just something I picked out of the air to illustrate my point that authors get to choose which aspects of their characters and their lives to include. If we…"
Eileen Schuh posted a blog postShould corporate annual posts be thrillers?
I used to quite like writing the annual Business Plan for our family company, Genesis Homes Ltd. It took a creative use of words to put the proper spin on things like market conditions, competition, and the world economic crisis. It was uplifting to review where we’d been and where we were going as a corporation. It was rewarding to look back on the hardships we’d overcome and make definitive plans to meet the challenges of the future.But this year...Compared to penning stories about…See More
Eileen Schuh replied to Himanshu Gautam's discussion Am I in trouble??"It's been my experience that people don't generally associate the author with his/her characters. I don't. When I read novels, I don't think about the authors at all, even if I know them personally. To me, the authors are outside…"
Eileen Schuh replied to William G. Davis's discussion Profanity in novels. What's your opinion?i"My novels are about a biker gang and as the stories are dialogue driven, there's a lot of swearing, including the F-word. I've grown up exposed to cultures where such language is common and I generally don't even notice swearing in…"
Copper Smith left a comment for Eileen Schuh"Check out We Can't Dance Together at A Twist of Noir!
Based on a Steely Dan song that's been stuck in your head since 1980."
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Eileen Schuh left a comment for Charles Breckenridge"Eileen Schuh said… I'm sorry I didn't get back to you sooner regarding my KidLit online column. I believe this link will get you there. I've been doing a new column at the beginning of each month. Thank you for your interest.…"
Eileen Schuh left a comment for Copper Smith"I'd never thought of my crime fiction as being 'provocative'. What a great phrase for pitches and queries!"
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- Hometown:
- Tofield, Alberta
- About Me:
- I am now the published author of four books. THE TRAZ, THE TRAZ School Edition, and my latest release, FATAL ERROR are all psychological thrillers in the crime genre. (Bikers vs cops on the Canadian prairie...and a 13-year old girl.) SCHRÖDINGER'S CAT is an adult SciFi novella with crime elements (parental abduction across two universes).
- I Am A:
- Reader, Writer
- Website:
- http://www.eileenschuh.com
- Books And Authors I Like:
- Theresa de Valence, Cheryl K Tardif, Jan Markley
I write crime fiction but love reading true crime, especially Anne Rule.
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- At 2:05pm on June 20, 2010, Copper Smith said…
- Check out We Can't Dance Together at A Twist of Noir!
Based on a Steely Dan song that's been stuck in your head since 1980.
- At 12:03am on June 9, 2010,
Richard Godwin said… - Hi Eileen, thank you for accepting. Best,
Richard.
- At 4:39am on June 1, 2010, Copper Smith said…
- Thanks for the friendship.
Now let's litter the world with provocative crime fiction!
- At 11:06am on March 20, 2010,
Stacy said…
- At 8:54am on March 6, 2010,
Robin Richmond said… - The picture is that of my girl friend
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Should corporate annual posts be thrillers?
I used to quite like writing the annual Business Plan for our family company, Genesis Homes Ltd. It took a creative use of words to put the proper spin on things like market conditions, competition, and the world economic crisis. It was uplifting to review where we’d been and where we were going as a corporation. It was rewarding to look back on the hardships we’d overcome and make definitive plans to meet the challenges of the future.…
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