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Author Archives: Robert T. Kelley
Your Book is Bigger Than Your Head
Rob Kelley here, talking about how to tackle whole book revision. In 2018 famed author Walter Mosley was a featured speaker at the Thrillerfest conference in New York City and I got to hear him present. It was not a … Continue reading
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Writing Realistic Thrillers
Realistic fiction sounds like a bit of an oxymoron, doesn’t it? But readers love characters who feel familiar, locations they know in real life, and situations that could happen but haven’t. Except when they have. Thirty-five years ago, author Tom … Continue reading
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