This author has considered herself a writer since childhood, with Jo March from Little Women serving as an early inspiration that fostered a belief in her own storytelling abilities. Her academic pursuits in history, with its inherent romance, adventure, and intrigue, provided not only knowledge but also a unique perspective on investigative processes that informs her mystery novels. For decades, she has successfully balanced a teaching career with writing, resulting in seven published mystery novels and numerous short stories.
This collection features insights from a four-time Edgar Award-winning author, offering a deep dive into the craft of writing fiction. Block shares his expertise, techniques, and personal experiences, making it a valuable resource for aspiring writers and seasoned authors alike. The essays explore various aspects of storytelling, character development, and the writing process, providing practical advice and inspiration to enhance one's writing skills.
This anthology features 13 mystery stories written by well-known mystery authors collaborating with their children and grandchildren. Each story features a short personal introduction by the adult and child writing team on what it was like to collaborate on their included story. Contributors include Scott Turow, Sharyn McCrumb, Stuart Kaminsky, Jonathan Kellerman, Elizabeth Engstrom, and many others.
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