Tag Archives: Kieran Shields

Our Favorite Writing Books

Posted on March 9, 2013 by mainecrimewriters

Our group post this weekend is about the writing books that writers turn to. While some writers are “go it alone” types, most writers have some special books about writing that have guided them along the way. Some are books we … Continue reading →

Tagged Adam Olenn, Anatomy of Story, Anne Bernays, Are you My Type am I yours? Relationships made easy through the Enneagram, Bill Rohrbach, Bird by Bird, Blake Snyder, Blood Moon, Characters Emotion and Viewpoint, Christopher Keane, Christopher Vogler, Dave King, Group Post, How to Write a Selling Screenplay, J.M. Cornwell, Jack Bickham, John Gardner, John Truby, Kieran Shields, Lise McClendon, Loren D. Estleman, Maggie Toussaint, Nancy Kress, On Writing, Pamela Painter, Ray Bradbury, Renni Brown, Rita Mae Brown, Robert McKee, Sandra Gardner, Save the Cat, Scene and Structure, Self-editing for Fiction Writers, Starting from Scratch, Stein on Writing, Steven King, Story, The Art of Fiction, The Writer's Guide to Character's Traits, The Writer's Journey, What if?: writing exercises for fiction writers, William Martin, Wired for Story, writing Life Stories, writing the popular novel, Zen and the Art of Writing | 3 Comments

And This is For the Title

Posted on February 24, 2013 by mainecrimewriters

Kieran Shields here, checking in for my first time on Maine Crime Writers. I haven’t written many blogs, essays, or anything of this sort. Whenever I do, I’m always troubled by the image of a tree falling in the woods, … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Blog | Tagged A Study in Revenge, Kieran Shields, Salem, Salem Witch Trials, The Truth of All Things | 10 Comments

An Interview with Kieran Shields

Posted on May 20, 2012 by mainecrimewriters

Kieran, like a couple of us here at MCW, you’re a lawyer in your day job, so can you tell us what drew you to mystery writing? Is it a life-long dream? I’m happy to say I’ve been writing as … Continue reading →