Tag Archive | Agatha Christie
Historical Division: How I learned to love reading mysteries by Sally Allen
Originally posted on Mystery Thriller Week:
The first mysteries I fell in love with were Agatha Christie’s novels. I was in middle school and had recently been upgraded to my brother’s old room. Among the items he had left behind were a substantial collection of worn paperbacks. I spent hours lying on the plush navy…
Using First Person When Your Narrator Is A Jerk
Originally posted on Writing Is Hard Work:
I’m three chapters and over three thousand words into writing my WIP. I reached a point yesterday where I stared at a passage and just didn’t know how I was going to write it in third person singular and get the true nuances of what my main character…
Stephanie Lam’s route to publication began with a make-believe town…
Originally posted on BRIDGET WHELAN writer:
Today’s guest post is from Stephanie Lam whose first novel The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House was published a few weeks ago. Her journey to becoming a published writer sounds deceptively straightforward, but a lot of hard work and research underpins her sucess. And I love the idea of…
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