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Murder by 4
http://www.murderby4.blogspot.com
Whether your reading preference is for a throat-clenching thriller, a page turner crime/suspense, or a can't-put-it-down cozy, look no more. In Murder by 4 you'll be given an insider's look at the lives of four published authors; Aaron Paul Lazar, Kim Smith, Marta Stephens, and S. W. Vaughn who will introduce you to their unique styles and entertain you with their talents and diverse experiences.
Here you'll find interesting articles, author interviews, articles by guest bloggers, reviews, and an insider's look at the publishing world. So pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and take a moment to get to know them; read their profiles, visit their websites and yes, read their blogs!
- Added on: Nov 5th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Aaron Paul Lazar
- Listed in: Fiction Books
- Tags: writing authors writing tips mysteries suspense thrillers
Recent Posts
Kooky Thursday!
You know it is not going to be a good day when your horoscope says : "You're uncharacteristically scatterbrained at the moment, and you can't seem to remember even the most trivial of things. Stop for a minute and give yourself time to adjust to this...
Listen To Your Words
© Marta Stephens 2009 all rights reservedHave you ever gotten to a point in your writing when the words blur together? They're coming out onto the page, but without direction? Me too.I’m working on the final edits of a novel I’ve title...
Using Stuff that Really Happened in Your Writing
They say truth is stranger than fiction - and in a lot of cases, they're right. Real life is full of coincidences and bizarre events that, if written into a story, would cause the reader to sit up and say, 'No way! I'm not buying that would ever happ...
The Power of No
© Dana Stabenow 2009 all rights reservedThe first Kate Shugak novel, A COLD DAY FOR MURDER, was published in 1992, and there was immediate interest in Hollywood for the screenrights. Demi Moore and Kate Jackson among other actresses were said to be ...
Response to "It\'s Over"
Response to “It’s Over.” (this piece was published a few weeks ago - read it first if you have't yet.)Copyright 2009, aaron paul lazarWhen I found you that morning in the barn – your neck encircled in that rope, all purple and swollen ...
Join me on Barry Eva\'s "Book and a Chat" today at 11:00 EST
Hi, Folks! Here's hoping those of you who celebrate Thanksgiving has a wonderful holiday. We sure did - I cooked for the whole family and it was a fantastic day with my wife, mother-in-law, three daughters, the grandkids, Balto, and Toby. And yes, th...
