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CLUES FOR THE CLUELESS
How do clues work? This question became one of my biggest worries when I started writing murder mysteries. At a conference last Saturday (hosted by Croak & Dagger, the Albuquerque Chapter of Sisters in Crime) Jan Burk, moderator of our … Continue reading
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