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Writing a POV character of the opposite genderOk, so I just finished reading Megan Abbott's THE SONG IS YOU, and I just loved it! One of the many things that Megan does well in this boo… Started by Brian Thornton |
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Apr 9, 2007 Reply by Frank Zafiro |
Do you soundtrack?I'm thinking I can pose this question to both writers and readers... Do you think in terms of soundtracks for the books you read, or wri… Started by Christa M. Miller |
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Apr 5, 2007 Reply by Todd Robinson |
And That Would Be Your Associate In The Wood Chipper?You've just killed victim #6 with a garden weasel. But before you can crack open that Miller for a job well done, you've got to hide the bo… Started by Stephen Blackmoore |
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Apr 4, 2007 Reply by Nikki Dolson |
The Good Old StuffWhen I started to get seriously interested in mysteries, I wanted to read everything. I knew that wasn't possible, of course, but I made a… Started by Bill Crider |
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Mar 31, 2007 Reply by Ron Smyth |
DelusionI'm working on a short story right now in which the protagonist's self delusion is an important part of the story's irony and resolution. S… Started by p. b. smith |
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Mar 30, 2007 Reply by Laura Benedict |
VillainsChrista Miller brought up a good point earlier, that writers are sometimes like method actors. We try to get inside our characters' heads,… Started by Jude Hardin |
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Mar 30, 2007 Reply by Jude Hardin |
Writing or rewriting?Charles Willeford died 19 years ago yesterday (March 27), so I found myself reading bits of Don Herron's excellent Willeford bio. A piece o… Started by Duane Swierczynski |
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Mar 30, 2007 Reply by JackBludis |
I posted this as a blog post, but...used to read the Hardy Boys and Sherlock Holmes. That inspired my love of mysteries. But I'm realizing more and more that after elementary… Started by Dave White |
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Mar 28, 2007 Reply by Dave White |
Writing NakedI can’t remember the exact age this happens--probably 3 or 4--but at some point we all become aware of our nakedness. It’s no longer all ri… Started by Jude Hardin |
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Mar 28, 2007 Reply by Jude Hardin |
Keeping the Backstory DynamicIn trying to write my first novel, I find keeping the back story from lapsing into a dull narrarive is difficult. I am trying to keep the b… Started by Patricia Abbott |
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Mar 28, 2007 Reply by Jannie Balliett |
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