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Monthly Archives: July 2011
KNEW
Keep a notebook. Notice little things. Extrapolate to larger world. Watch for opportunity. Did you ever laugh at a small bird chasing a huge bird? Did it remind you of maybe a little Volkswagen Bug chasing a Mac truck? Pretty … Continue reading
Aging Fictional Protagonists: A Dilemma
Alexandra Alter interviewed authors of fiction for the WSJ July 1, 2011. Huge conundrum for mystery writers of aging protagonists: What happens when that energetic young detective (or whomever) after ten or twenty years of chasing desperadoes finds himself/herself now … Continue reading