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The Mystery of Mysteries by Christina Hoag
Originally posted on Mystery Thriller Week:
Amateur sleuths, hardboiled cops, private eyes, spooks and spies. We love them all. Mysteries and thrillers make up the second most popular genre of books after romance. Why are we as readers so drawn to these stories that plumb the dark recesses of human nature? I’ve often pondered that…
New Year, New You: 5 Resolutions for the Serious Writer
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Happy 2017, SEers! I don’t know about you, but I hate making resolutions. There’s a good chance it’s because I always set huge, nearly unattainable goals and get frustrated when I haven’t achieved them in the first week of the year. Yes, I know that’s ridiculous. No, I can’t seem…
Top of 2016 #1: Guest Post: Writing Weird Stuff- Or Breaking Every Rule in the Book by Sue Vincent
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
(I’m going to be posting the Top 7 posts of 2016 this week. I only chose the ones that debuted in 2016 since a lot of old ones hit the mark like Dinosaurs in Fantasy and Conflict: Fancy Way of Saying Good Vs. Evil. The top of the list…
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How to Use Twitter for Authors [Infographic] | Natasha Orme
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Whether you embrace social media or shy from it, it’s crucial for authors to master both Facebook and Twitter. Here are my tips for becoming a top Tweeter: How to Use Twitter for Authors [Infographic] SEE ALSO HERE
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