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Tag Archives: Bulwer-Lytton
Introducing Characters to the Reader
Kaitlyn Dunnett here, with a group topic gleaned from comments on a listserv I subscribe to. Someone who appears to like my Liss MacCrimmon mysteries, commented that she found it annoying that I described each new character as they came on the scene … Continue reading →
Tagged Barbara Ross, Bulwer-Lytton, character description, characters in novels, Claire Fergusson, Dark and Stormy Night, Group Post, Hadley Knox, I Shall Not Want, Jack Reacher, James Hayman, Joe Burgess, Julia Spencer-Fleming, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kate Flora, Maine Game Warden, Mike Bowditch, Millers Kill, Paul Doiron, Scone Cold Dead, Thea Kozak, Tolstoy, Vicky Doudera
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A Writer’s Weather Report
Kate: Many years ago, when my first book came out, I was at Malice Domestic, one of the big national writers’ conferences, and I was assigned to a panel about weather. It sounded like a dull topic, just the kind … Continue reading →
Tagged A Fatal Inversion, Barbara Ross, Bulwer-Lytton, Dead Level, Elmore Leonard, Gerry Boyle, Group Post, Hooptedoodle, James Hayman, Kate Flora, Paul Doiron, Raymond Chandler, Red Wind, Rodale's Synonym Finder, Sarah Graves, Ten Rules for Writers, The Angel of Knowlton Park, The Big Sleep, The Chill of Night, The Death of an Ambitious Woman, Trespasser, weather in fiction
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