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Posts tagged Mystery Series

Want to Write a Novel the Easy Way?

Mar 2nd

Posted by E. P. Burke in Articles

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My latest novel has been lounging on my computer for months. I have a thousand excuses for not finishing it: too busy with other endeavors, writer’s block, my lead character won’t budge, my cat needs food. Oh, yes, I have a ton of legitimate reasons for not finishing my third novel in my Amos Grant mystery series. I feel angry with myself. But then again, I don’t want my cat to starve. A dead cat in the house is bad for one’s muse.

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DEATH VOWS by Richard Stevenson – Review

Sep 6th

Posted by Adam in Thrillers & Mysteries

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Death Vows by Richard Stevenson
The author of the Donald Strachey mystery series uses a pseudonym. Richard Stevenson is not his real name. In fact, almost nobody connected to Stevenson’s new novel, forthcoming late next month, is who he claims to be. While the author — in real life, Book World mystery columnist Richard Lipez — More >

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