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Tag Archives: The Assassins
THE THRILL OF THE PLOT
Susan Vaughan here. At the Maine Crime Wave conference earlier this month, I attended a craft session entitled “Yes, You, Too, Can Write Killer Plots,” taught by the amazing Gayle Lynds, award-winning thriller writer extraordinaire. I write romantic suspense, a … Continue reading
Meet Espionage Fiction Superstar Gayle Lynds
I met Gayle Lynds at a mystery conference many years ago, when she was the tall, glamorous, successful writer and I was the newbie, perched on the cusp of publishing my first book. She was generous and friendly, as well … Continue reading
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Tagged cold war, Gayle Lynds, Lee Child, Longfellow Books, The Assassins, The Book of Spies
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I Came in from the old Cold (War)
Gayle Lynds When I was young, there were times when I surprised myself by doing something smart. In fact, it was because of one of those wonderful aberrations that I was inspired to write international espionage novels. It all started … Continue reading