Firstly, today, I want to quickly apologise for my lack of activity this past week. Keeping up with work and the manuscript revisions left nothing in the energy reserve tank for blogging activities, either posting or visiting, so apologies. Anyway, today is about my lovely guest poster Ali Bacon. It’s a great post on plot […]
4 Of The Best Ways To Build Suspense In Crime Fiction – Adam Croft
Today I have the pleasure of handing over the blog to guest poster Adam Croft. Adam is a British author, principally of crime fiction, best known for the Knight & Culverhouse series of crime thrillers set in the fictional town of Mildenheath and the Kempston Hardwick mysteries. His work has won him critical acclaim as […]
Getting Into The Mind Of A Killer – Jane Isaac
Today I hand the blog over to fellow crime writer Jane Isaac. I’ve been following Janes blog for a while now and this year she released her first crime novel, An Unfamiliar Murder, which I read and blogged about in August. I like Janes style and when she offered to do a guest post for […]
My Kingdom For A guest Post
Okay, maybe not my kingdom, though there isn’t much in my so called kingdom to be handing over anyway, but you get the sentiment behind the phrase. I need some new guest posters. The guest post is a fixed slot on a Monday. Originally, they were some guidelines on what the guest could post about, […]
A Sense Of Place
When you know what this blog post is about, it may sound as though I am banging on about the same old thing, the rejection. Like rejection isn’t a part of the process. I know it is and it’s fine. This post is about a part of the feedback that came with the rejection. Feedback […]
Why Crime? – Kim Walker
Today’s I welcome to the blog, Kim Walker, who has written today’s post. KB Walker is an American married to an Englishman, living high up on the moors of Yorkshire. Her memoir, A Life Less Lost, was published in 2009. She has work in several anthologies and her debut novel, Once Removed, came out, as […]