by Leighton Gage If you come to visit us in Brazil, you’ll occasionally see a stand where the offerings look like this: Literatu...

by Jean Henry Mead The rule of thumb in determining when a person dies is that the body begins to stiffen and rigor mortis sets in about t...

By Chester Campbell When it comes to rules, I'm like my PI protagonists. I don't particularly care for them. Greg McKenzie, the m...

Not only do I write crime novels, but I participate in committing crimes (wink, wink) to help train police officers. Some number of years ...

by June Shaw How do you get to choose which activity you'll take part in? I must make a firm decision soon this morning. As writers,...

By Jackie King   In Julia Cameron’s book AN ARTIST’S WAY, she speaks of feeding your inner child. My problem is, I’m so busy taking ca...

by Bill Kirton A writer friend once asked me how I create visual images for readers. It’s an interesting challenge and one I hadn’t t...