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Tag Archives: Writing
Why Every Writer Should See Gravity
I don’t talk a lot about movies on here, but today I saw Gravity with Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. This movie is unlike anything I’ve ever seen, and I’m not just talking about Bullock floating hopelessly through space, utterly … Continue reading
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The Benefits of Embracing Bad Reviews
Every book–EVERY book–gets bad reviews. Even books like Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl have been dinged for one reason or another. As writers, especially when we are newly published, it’s very easy to take these personally. And tempting to want to … Continue reading
Thriller Thursday: The excitement of plotting
Yes, you read that right. First, instead of talking about true crime today, I’m going to talk about something that is thrilling to me. And today, that’s the power of plotting. Pansters, don’t leave! I promise there is something for … Continue reading
Thriller Thursday: Island Mystery Writer Darcy Scott
I’m very excited to have award winning mystery author Darcy Scott today. She writes great mysteries set in a creepy and haunting island setting. And she does her writing on a boat! How cool is that? Please make sure to … Continue reading
Thriller Thursday: Traipsing Below Sin City
This is an interview I ran more than a year ago, as a Monday post. In light of the senseless tragedy in Connecticut, I couldn’t bring myself to talk about true crime this week. Instead, I’m sharing this interview for … Continue reading
The Making of a Psychopath – The Greatest Thrill Seeker of All
Guest Post by Kassandra Lamb. Thanks so much for holding down the fort, Kass. Take it away! While Stacy’s off gallivanting around the blogosphere talking to folks about her new book coming out on November 30th, she let me squat … Continue reading
Answering The Tough Questions…
And the blog tour rolls on! Editor Kim Cresswell asks some great questions for her Book Talk Tuesdays. Take a moment when you have the time to learn more about how INTO THE DARK started out as nothing more than … Continue reading
Big Things Coming Up
Hi all! Just a quick Tuesday announcement of some big things in the next few weeks. My short story, Welcome to Las Vegas, officially releases next Thursday, November 1st. But because I love you guys, I’m letting you know it’s … Continue reading
Manic Monday Welcomes Sheila Deeth
I’m excited to have author Sheila Deeth visiting the blog today. She’s talking about predators–one of our favorite topics at Turning The Page. She gives some great advice here on teaching our kids on how to deal with the evil … Continue reading
Thriller Extravaganza WINNERS
First off, thank you to all the amazing authors who participated in Thriller Extravaganza: R.J. Ellory, Margie Lawsen, Kathy Bennett, Allison Brennan, and Vicki Hinze. Everyone gave thoughtful posts with great information on writing killer thrillers. And thank you to … Continue reading