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Susan Crandall - Suspense With Character
http://susancrandall.blogspot.com
Susan Crandall is an award-winning author of women's fiction and suspense novels. She has published under Grand Central Publishing's 'Forever' line since 2003, when her debut novel, Back Roads won the RITA for 'Best First Book.' Her blog features her experiences with writing and writing research, as well as guest blogs from fellow romance, women's fiction and suspense authors.
- Added on: Oct 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Susan Crandall
- Listed in: Writing Fiction
- Tags: book Romance novel women's fiction suspense susan crandall
Recent Posts
Exercise is Fun
Actually, I detest exercising. And truthfully what I do barely qualifies as exercise – it certainly doesn't qualify as "working out."I do like the way I feel after I'm cooled down and showered. I do like being less sluggish. But what I like the mo...
Promise or Peril?
This week there has been an uproar in the writer's world following the announcement by Harlequin Enterprises to team up with Author Solutions to form a new entity, Harlequin Horizons. Manuscripts already rejected by Harlequin can now be published in ...
An Interview with Terri DuLong
Please welcome Terri Du Long. She's here to tell us a little about what's going on in her world and her new release, Spinning Forward 1. Tell me about your book.A New Englander born and bred, the last place Sydney Webster expects to find herself star...
The Yard Ate My Glasses
Seriously. Instead of staying inside and sitting at my computer like every good writer should, I couldn't resist a bright sunny, albeit brisk, Indiana day. There was so much to do. Leaves to rake. Frostbitten hostas to pull. Bulbs to plant. Decorativ...
An Interview with Deb Stover
This is a new segment to my blog. I'll be posting interviews with various Women's Fiction authors who are members of RWA-WF chapter, discussing their new releases. This should be a great way for everyone to discover new books as well as new authors.H...
Fan Girl
This past month, I've been busy attending conferences. And at these conferences, I was able to get my fan girl fix. Although I attended as a published author, I was just a fan girl for those authors whose work I adore.For years before I ever dreamt...
