by Peg Brantley Evocative Characters. Intriguing Crime. Compelling Stories. My husband believes that if he begins to read a book he is s...

By Andrew E. Kaufman, Author of Psychological Thrillers “I’m so glad the main characters didn’t fall in love.”  This i...

by Peg Brantley Evocative Characters. Intriguing Crime. Compelling Stories. "What's your next book going to be about?" ...

by Peg Brantley Evocative Characters. Intriguing Crime. Compelling Stories. I'm working on piecing together an antagonist or two for...

By Gayle Carline Author of Mysteries and Humor - Sometimes Together! After getting to know the authors in this collective, one thing we ...

by Mar Preston, mystery writer and guest blogger I live in a mountain village in rural California, and my third mystery suspense novel,...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers I killed my first recurring character recently, and it still haunts me. S...

by Jodie Renner, editor , author , & speaker    Fiction writers – one of the fastest ways to bring your story world and character...

By Andrew E. Kaufman A while back, I did a post about sex scenes: I said they had no place in thrillers. I also said I’d nev...

By Jenny Hilborne, author of mysteries and thrillers. I have a chaotic mind and a tough time focusing on one thing at a time. I'm an e...

By Gayle Carline When I started my first mystery novel, I invented Benny Needles, picturing him as an amoral man who collects memorab...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers This is why my novel is taking so long.  This question comes up dozen...

more advice for fiction writers, by Jodie Renner, editor You’ve outlined a plot and created an appealing, complex protagonist for your t...