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  • Please share your laughs with me May 16, 2012
    by Pari This was going to be a profound blog about my meeting Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and reveling in the presence of someone who has given so much for so long on behalf of so many people.  I also planned to regale you with stories about how when the Secret Service gets involved in an event, well, things change. But you know what? I’m pooped. I’m b […]
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  • DUMB ANSWERS TO STUPID QUESTIONS: TOM SCHRECK EDITION May 15, 2012
    by Gar Anthony Haywood Brace yourselves, people.  You're about to meet Schreck. No, not "Shrek."  Schreck.  Tom Schreck.  This guy: Tom Schreck is a multi-talented author who's written on topics as diverse as boxing, business, pets, fitness, psychology, relationships, golf, diners, drive-ins and prison, all for publications that include T […]
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  • The Eternal Typo May 14, 2012
    By David Corbett Looking for Pari? Fret not. We’ve traded places this week, since I’ll be in the air ... ... heading to New York on Wednesday. Look for Pari’s post then. * * * * * My first two novels and a brand new story collection are coming out in ebook format tomorrow through Mysterious Press and Open Road Media. Open Road and Mysterious Press have also […]
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  • Writing Setpieces: the unlimited production budget May 11, 2012
    by Alexandra Sokoloff I’m headed off to teach a Screenwriting Tricks workshop in Cleveland (open to all, if you’re in that part of the country, see here). So of course my head is in craft mode. I sit on the plane thinking about what is really essential that I want to get across in an always too-limited time to talk about our craft, and also about what people […]
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  • A writer’s work is never done May 10, 2012
    By PD Martin You know the saying a woman’s work is never done? Well, sometimes I think an author’s work is never done. Especially in today’s day and age, when there is ALWAYS something we could or should be doing to promote our work on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Goodreads, etc. So when should we call it a day? About a year ago I decided I had to cut back o […]
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  • 'HELP!' HE CRIED. (OR NOT.) May 9, 2012
    by Gar Anthony Haywood When former NFL great Junior Seau committed suicide last week at the early age of 43, by all reports, it came as a complete surprise to everyone who knew him.  In stark contrast to his reputation as one of the fiercest defensive players the game has ever seen, Seau was a beloved, jocular human being on and off the field, a man whose en […]
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  • Kathryn Fox comes to Murderati May 8, 2012
    Kathryn Fox is an Aussie crime fiction author (based in Sydney), who I’ve had the pleasure of meeting at a couple of crime conventions here in Australia. Kathryn’s first book, Malicious Intent, was a huge success both here in Australia (she won the 2005 Davitt Award for crime fiction) and overseas (it toppled The Da Vinci Code to become the no. 1 crime book […]
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  • ARCHETYPAL AVENGERS ASSEMBLE! May 7, 2012
    For a while now we’ve been putting on our collective thinking cap, trying to imagine who would be the best new addition to Murderati, to add but another unique voice to the mix (and spare Pari her Herculean every-Monday schedule). As we tossed various names around, one name kept popping up over and over: Tania Carver. Only one problem. Tania Carver, well, do […]
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  • 7 UP May 4, 2012
    By Stephen Jay Schwartz David's blog got me started. Thinking of that "evil" little boy at the mercy of all those repressed nuns and priests. "When sister or I enter the room, you don’t just stand up. You leap up. LEAP!" I mean, Jesus, like that's not going to have some kind of negative effect on the REST OF HIS LIFE. It ain […]
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  • As it comes. May 3, 2012
    Zoë Sharp Life has a habit of throwing you curve balls. Just when you think you’ve got it all mapped out, suddenly it takes a sharp left turn and you find yourself running for your life — usually pursued by a bear. I’ve always liked to think I’m reasonably adaptable, but actually I’ve realised that I’ve been increasingly clinging to things as a security blan […]
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