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Tag Archives: fiction
10 Creepy, and Highly Suggested, Psychological Thrillers
Well, it’s been MONTHS since I posted on my blog — and I’m sorry! But real life got in the way with all kinds of life changes that brought great adventures. And now that things are settling down, I finally … Continue reading →
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Tagged #thriller, books, fiction, must read, psychological thriller, publisher's weekly, reading
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Why Lying Is So Intriguing
The more we lie, the easier it becomes to repeat the offense! Continue reading →
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Tagged David Bellotti, fiction, human behavior, lying, psychology, real life, storytelling, telling lies
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REVIEW: “Drawn” – Sinister, Scary, and Suspenseful
There are few books that make me shudder because the writing is that good and because the story is that chilling. Drawn is one of those books. I started reading Drawn because it was part of a very large to-be-read … Continue reading →
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Tagged #thriller, Amazon, book reviews, Drawn, fiction, psychological thriller, reading
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Months Later, and Breaking Bad STILL Haunts Me
Yep. I’m a self-professed Breaking Bad-aholic. I’m not a fanatical fan by any means. But I’ve developed a very healthy appreciation for some of the BEST writing around. It’s been almost two months since I finished watching the series (courtesy … Continue reading →
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Tagged Breaking Bad, fiction, Harlan Coben, Robert Crais, storytelling, writing, writing fiction
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When Your Editor Says Your Book Sucks (part 2) — the real eye opener
Last week I talked about how my beta reader/editor pretty much said my latest book sucked. Since then, I was inundated (INUNDATED!) with commiserations, kind advice, and loads of requests for an update on what’s happened since. So here’s the … Continue reading →
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Tagged beta reader, characterization, editing, editor, fiction, Past Life series, write-itor, writing, writing fiction, writing lessons, writing longhand
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