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The First Mystery Story

The First Mystery Story

By Elaine Viets Sex, violence, perjury, crooked judges, blackmail – and police procedural techniques still used today. All these are in the first detective story. So which one is it? Some say the first detective story was Edgar Allan Poe’s … Continue reading →Read Article

The Star Does All The Good Stuff

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The Star Does All The Good Stuff

By John Gilstrap About 25 years ago (and at least that many books ago), I was in Hollywood at the Warner Brothers lot, writing a script for a film called Young Men And Fire, which I foolishly thought would be an … Continue reading →Read Article

What we've been playing - penny drops, obsessions, and recuperation

What we've been playing - penny drops, obsessions, and recuperation

Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing. This week, Bertie puts his feet up and ponders the effect our changing mindsets have on the games we play; Ed finally gets Death Stranding, and finds himself falling for it; and Tom O struggles to pull himself away from Rematch.See the Story

The Backwards Law for Writers

I stumbled across the subject of The Backwards Law by accident—a happy accident that led me to The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck. Excellent book that I devoured in two sittings. The Backwards Law proposes the more we … Continue reading →Read Article

How to Avoid Apostrophe Abuse

by Debbie Burke Apostrophes. That tiny punctuation mark seems to trip up more people than any other. Here are a few examples of apostrophes that are misused: So what are the correct uses of the apostrophe? In contractions: an … Continue reading →Education Read Article

The Living, Breathing Novel

by James Scott Bell @jamesscottbell The other night, Mrs. B and I re-watched the 1999 BBC adaptation of David Copperfield. Superb. And what a cast: young Daniel Radcliffe as David, the legendary Maggie Smith as Betsy Trotwood, Bob Hoskins as … Continue reading →Read Article

Reader Friday-That Stinky Mood

Thinking back to my teenage years, it seems like I was in a bad mood about something most of the time. You’d think I would have outgrown those sour moods by now. Sigh. I don’t get moody as much anymore, … Continue reading →Read Article

Silence the Inner Critic

“You can be a successful writer, but first you must learn to silence your inner critic.” ~Rob Bignell The things we tell ourselves we become. It’s not easy to silence the inner critic, but it’s a crucial step in every … Continue reading →Read Article

The Long and Short (Story) of It

by James Scott Bell @jamesscottbell If I may indulge in a little horn toot today. My latest release has dropped—just don’t drop it on your foot. Because the print version comes in at a honkin’ 612 pages (173k words). It … Continue reading →Read Article

When Is It Their Turn?

When Is It Their Turn? Terry Odell Secondary characters, as PJ pointed out in her post, can be great fun to write. They don’t have the responsibilities of the protagonists. They can provide insight into the protagonist, add some humor, … Continue reading →Read Article

Story 360 Conference Made My Head Spin…in a Good Way!

by Debbie Burke The views from the top floor of the Centre Club in downtown Tampa, Florida were 360 degrees, vast and expansive. So was the content at the aptly named Story 360 Writing Conference I attended a couple of … Continue reading →Tampa · Tampa Read Article

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