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Are writers who write about murder more fun than writers who write about women finding empowerment through quilting?
That's the question of the day.
This came up in a bar, naturally, in a confab of writers - some crime, some literary, and some downright criminal. Ad Hudler, literary novelist, admitted to homicidal ambitions. Why?
Because crime writers, he said, have more fun than literary writers.
I know a few literary writers, like Soren Palmer…
Posted on March 9, 2007 at 2:46am — 5 Comments
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I'd really like to have more short stories by you in my Isku magazine.
How's the research on DC going? I've got a ton of info on historical DC (my current project takes place there in 1844) if you could use a leg up on your research.
Yes, that's pretty bad. But yours was a one-time event. I went on the air every day with my slow-motion disaster.
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