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- About Me:
- My first novel, Night Stalker, was also my first sale. "A dandy read," wrote author Tony Hillerman. It went into three printings and became the flagship for the sub-genre "Woman in Jeopardy" at Kensington Publishers—strong heroines pitted against evil opponents. Reviewers have said of my villains: [Night Prey] "Luce's portrayal of a psychopathic mountain man is chilling..." [Night Game] "The villain is evil personified." In addition to five published novels, my short story "Shattered Crystal" appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Magazine and Treadmill Tales (audio). E-reads Publications reprinted Night Passage in e-book format and POD. Nonfiction publications include two articles for Writer's Digest. One article, "Writing Suspense That'll Kill Your Readers," was reprinted in the 2002 The Complete Handbook of Novel Writing (Writer's Digest Books). A former senior editor for a small romantic press, I am currently working on a new thriller. I'm also a fiction instructor for Writer's Digest's WRITER'S ON LINE WORKSHOP.
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- http://www.imagerystudios.com/carol
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Advanced Writer's Novel Workshop
Instructor: Carol Davis Luce
Date: February 12th 2009
Length of workshop: Fifteen weeks
Sponsored by: Writer's Digest WRITER'S ONLINE WORKSHOP
Get help with your manuscript from a published novelist and the encouragement and feedback of your peers.
Throughout the workshop you’ll be able to participate in asynchronous discussion with the instructor and the class in Lecture Hall, unmoderated students-only discussion in the Student Union, and group critique sessio… Continue
Posted on January 29, 2009 at 3:46am —
Mystery Writers Workshop
I will be teaching a workshop on the Essentials of Mystery Writing sponsored by WritersOnlineWorkshops (presented by Writer's Digest). http://www.writersonlineworkshops.com/retail/
Objective: This course will help you learn how to construct a compelling mystery plot, develop fascinating characters, plant clues, and keep your readers turning the pages, eager to find out what will happen next.
The workshop consists of six one-week sessio… Continue
Posted on October 11, 2008 at 4:30am —
Advanced Novel Writer's Workshop
Instructor: Carol Davis Luce
Length of workshop: Fifteen weeks
Sponsored by: Writer's Digest WRITER'S ONLINE WORKSHOP
Get help with your manuscript from a published novelist and the encouragement and feedback of your peers.
Throughout the workshop you’ll be able to participate in asynchronous discussion with the instructor and the class in Lecture Hall, unmoderated students-only discussion in the Student Union, and group critique sessions with other works… Continue
Posted on February 20, 2008 at 4:56am —
Essentials of Mystery Writing Workshop by Carol Davis Luce
I will be teaching a workshop on the Essentials of Mystery Writing sponsored by WritersOnlineWorkshops (presented by Writer's Digest).
Objective: This course will help you learn how to construct a compelling mystery plot, develop fascinating characters, plant clues, and keep your readers turning the pages, eager to find out what will happen next.
The workshop will consist of six one-week sessions.
Next class start
… ContinuePosted on January 8, 2008 at 4:34am —
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I'm just so delighted to see you here. You will always have a special place in my heart for all the support you gave me when CLOVIS was first hitting the world. I'll never, ever forget it.
You epitomize generosity as a writer. Thank you.
Do you prefer to be called Chilly?
Or can I call you CL? Or you can call me Ray Ray...
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