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Audio Storytelling: How Writing Fully-Produced Audiobooks Has Changed the Way I Write, by Lucinda Berry
AudiobooksAudio Storytelling: How Writing Fully-Produced Audiobooks Has Changed the Way I WriteLucinda Berry
Mystery/ThrillerKate Belli: On Writing About Recent HistoryRobert Lee Brewer
Mystery/ThrillerJennifer Fawcett: I Live With Ideas for a Long TimeRobert Lee Brewer
Mystery/ThrillerKelsey Miller: On the Power of Memory and Personal HistoryRobert Lee Brewer
A Conversation With Lauren Myracle on Breaking the Rules by Writing Across Ages and Genres (Killer Writers), by Clay Stafford
Mystery/ThrillerA Conversation With Lauren Myracle on Breaking the Rules by Writing Across Ages and Genres (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford
What Writing Mysteries Taught Me About Fiction Writing, by Susan Breen
Mystery/ThrillerWhat Writing Mysteries Taught Me About Fiction WritingSusan Breen
Book RecommendationsSome More Books to Look Forward to in 2025Moriah Richard
Mirror, Mirror: Women Protagonists in Crime Fiction, by Victoria Dowd
CharacterMirror, Mirror: Women Protagonists in Crime FictionVictoria Dowd
Mystery/ThrillerHank Phillippi Ryan: On Real Experiences and Mistakes Inspiring a Thriller NovelRobert Lee Brewer
Mystery/ThrillerJ. H. Markert: On Knowing the End and Pantsing the RestRobert Lee Brewer
Tension, Twists, and Happily Ever Afters: 5 Things I Learned in Switching Genres, by Kathleen Barber
Writing TechniquesTension, Twists, and Happily Ever Afters: 5 Things I Learned in Switching GenresKathleen Barber
Mystery/ThrillerA Conversation With Janelle Brown on Writing and Historical Mystery/Thrillers (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford
Mystery/ThrillerPeter Rosch: Invest in Yourself When You CanRobert Lee Brewer
Mystery/ThrillerSandra J. Paul: Do Thorough ResearchRobert Lee Brewer
How I Handle In-Person Research as a Thriller Writer, by Elise Hart Kipness
Mystery/ThrillerHow I Handle In-Person Research as a Thriller WriterElise Hart Kipness
Mystery/ThrillerJo Morey: Don’t Be Afraid To Go RogueRobert Lee Brewer

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