The Parts They Don’t Tell You
Usually no one talks about the complicated emotions of being a published author. Or wanting to be one. Sarah Stewart Taylor does.
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How to Write a Spy Thriller Without Being a Spy
Writing a spy novel is harder than it appears, even for the experts. If you’ve got your heart set on being the next Ian Fleming or John LeCarre, real life intelligence expert Alma Katsu shares pro tips to get you started.
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How to Juggle More Than One Manuscript
Successful career authors manage a lot of overlap between projects at different stages of the writing & publishing process. Two co-authors share their best approaches for creative multitasking.
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Keeping it Real—or Not: Fact and Fiction in the Novel
Just how much can a novelist make up? Incorporating history into her latest novel meant bestselling author Carol Goodman had to figure out how much of her new plot needed to be real.
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“There’s No ‘I’ In Collaboration… Er, Wait a Sec.”
What’s it like to collaborate with the world’s most popular author? Brendan DuBois tells us in this exclusive story.
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What to Remember–When Writing About Amnesia
Canadian bestseller Hannah Mary McKinnon says: if you’re thinking of including an amnesiac character in your next project, here are some important tips and tricks!
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