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Curious South – Or Five Weird Things About My Writing by Lexi George

Hi, I’m Lexi, and I write fantasy and southern-fried paranormal romance set in Alabama. While there is no right or wrong way to write, here are a few odd things about my so-called process: Supernatural oddities: In book one of the demon hunting series, Demon Hunting in Dixie, there is a talking dog and a […]

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Family Ties and Writing Inspiration by Ann Michelle Harris

As writers we want to tell compelling stories to keep readers turning the pages. One way to do that is to use universal themes to connect emotionally. Whether your primary story is violently intense or adorably cozy, relatability is an important way to drive a reader’s psychological investment.  Family is one of those elements that

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If Walls Could Talk: Historic Houses in Crime Fiction by Kate Michaelson

Old homes have always fascinated me. Maybe it’s because I grew up in a hundred-year old farmhouse hearing stories about those who lived there long before our family. I remember looking at the towering maples in the yard, thinking of the people who planted them a century ago, and marveling at how different their lives

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Mysteries to Die For Podcast – S8 E7: OPERA DINNER CLUB by Debra H. Goldstein – April 18

The podcast of Debra’s short story, Opera Dinner Club, will drop on Mysteries to Die for hosted by TG Wolff and Jack Wolff Jessica Rothman is close to discovering who betrayed her grandparents, Helen and Wilhelm Rothman, to the Nazi’s but she needs our help to figure out who from the final dinner party betrayed

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Opera Dinner Club Anything But Murder: Larceny and Lies – April 15

Opera Dinner Club will appear in the anthology, Anything But Murder: Larceny and Lies Prefer to read your mysteries? Check out Larceny and Lies, the anthology of the eleven stories from the first half of the season. The e-book is formatted with the deliberation so you can lock in your suspect. The print book is

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