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When I first started writing Body Trace, the first book in the Madison Cross series, I was somewhat intimidated at the idea of writing from the point of view of a female protagonist. I had written parts of novels from the points of view of female
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We all know that in order to get published these days, agents are pretty necessary. Occasionally, you hear of people getting published without them, but you hear of people winning the lottery, too.
While a publisher probably won't give
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Went up to BEA in New York this past Saturday, signing copies of Body Trace with the Mystery Writers of America.
I rode up with Citypaper str
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Probably better than me! WRITING A BOOK IS HARD! but you knew that already. so did i, but gee! I just want to have some hair left!
anyway--take care.
best.
Thanks! Very glad you liked it, and I absolutely appreciate any help in getting the word out.
A l-o-o-ong time ago you told me to get myself up on this site. Well, here I am. Nice to see you're at three and counting with the Madison Cross series.
thanks for the invite. I was interested in your blogging comment. I gave the blog thing a go but found I was getting too hung up about what I was going to write - about what I was writing. It started to encroach on my writing day... then I considered including a character in my novel who was blogging obsessively and I considered drawing from my own blogging attempts... then I noticed my thoughts were starting to form like blog entries. It got too scary so I stopped.
Good luck with the blogging but don't feel bad if you don't bother in the end. Alison x
I really enjoy forensic thrillers. I'm trying to talk our local ME into letting me watch an autopsy.
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