Michele Drier When I’m looking for a book to read, especially from a new-to-me author, I read the blurb, the…
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Michele Drier When I’m looking for a book to read, especially from a new-to-me author, I read the blurb, the…
Continue reading →L.A. Sartor Viking Gold is Book Two in the Carswell Adventure Series and is the story of Abby, twin sister…
Continue reading →Judy Alter I wrote my first novella, The Color of Fear, for two reasons: it had been over a year…
Continue reading →Laurel S. Peterson First, thank you B.K. Stevens for having me back on your fascinating blog. I’m so pleased to…
Continue reading →Joanne Guidoccio While deciding whether or not to start with a prologue, I recalled advice I had received from a…
Continue reading →Nancy G. West Aggie Mundeen, with her wry take on life, sees humor in most situations. She’s an advice columnist…
Continue reading →J. Marshall Gordon If you’ve ever written a story, you know how easily the first few paragraphs kind of write…
Continue reading →Linda Thorne When I was scheduled to appear on B.K. Stevens’ renowned First Two Pages today, I thought of using…
Continue reading →Janice Law I wrote The Centaur Project, published this spring in Enter the Apocalypse (Tanstaafl Press) many years ago. I…
Continue reading →Eleanor Cawood Jones The first thing I want to say is, it’s not my fault. Not my fault I really…
Continue reading →Peter DiChellis I was crazy-happy (still am) when I learned the editors at Level Best Books accepted my supernatural mystery…
Continue reading →Melissa Yi “I hate how Miss Marple solves murders and remains completely unaffected by them,” said my friend Jessica. “I…
Continue reading →Art Taylor I recently scanned through my story “Parallel Play,” looking for a short excerpt that would give readers a…
Continue reading →B.K. Stevens Conflict, we know, lies at the heart of fiction. That seems especially true of mystery fiction, where conflict…
Continue reading →Barb Goffman Long before I started writing crime fiction, I wrote about real crimes–and county council meetings and interesting school…
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