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Lessons Learned Switching to YA
Writing adult fiction, with an eye on the YA market? Making the switch might be easier than you think.
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How to Bury Clues in Your Mystery Novel
The craftiest mystery writers carefully puzzle out the placement of clues in their stories. Editor Dana Isaacson reveals when, where, and how they do it.
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Hope is an Active Verb! 5 Ways to Keep Writing
Keeping hope alive these days is no easy task—but especially for writers! Bestselling author and writing teacher Susan Breen offers tips to jumpstart your latest writing project.
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Jeffrey Archer Answers the Career Authors 11
International bestseller Jeffrey Archer, an icon of the fiction world, was generous enough to chat with Hank, and answer our Career Authors 11.
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8 Scintillating Rules for Writing Romances
Romance is by far book publishing’s most popular genre, and following these 8 rules will help you seduce future readers.
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How to be A Rock Star Author: Five Things Playing in Bands Taught Me About Writing
Can being a real rock star help you become a rock star author? Novelist (and bass player) Clea Simon reveals how “on stage” can go onto the page.
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How to Bring History Alive in Your Fiction
Need to add detail and nuance to your work of historical fiction? Awardwinning novelist Dana Cameron and her writer pals offer innovative tips on how and where to look.
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6 Twisty Ways to Trick Your Reader
Bestseller lists are chock full of novelists who have mastered the art of misdirection. Editor Dana Isaacson reveals 6 twisty tricks of the trade.
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DEBUNKING 007: Five Tropes & Truths About the Spy Business
Do spies really carry laser pens and drive Aston Martins with machine gun headlights? It’s “Spy Week” at Career Authors and our own Brian Andrews talks 5 tropes and truths about the spy business.
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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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