Writing a “cyber-thriller”–or even a thriller that simply uses technology–has pitfalls and cliches. But career authors can avoid them if they know what to watch for.
Reece Hirsch offers five cutting-edge lessons on writing effective cyber thrillers.
by David Bell When I sold my first book to a New York publisher, I received a two-book deal. The...
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Greed, corruption, and lots and lots of money—whether you’re writing about Wall Street or Washington, learn five tips to writing a great financial thriller from Lawrence Light.
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by Julie Cantrell For most authors, mastering productivity is a classic sink-or-swim...
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Poet Aaron Poochigian describes the lyrical way he translated literary skills into creative but tangible bill-paying.
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Being an author has to be about more than passion, more than our love of writing. We have to offer readers something of value. Best-selling author Jack Carr tells us how.
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