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Where do ideas come from? And who killed Dr Bogle and Mrs Chandler?
Often it’s hard to get a writing project started. It’s also difficult to find the time to write, to think outside the box and to bring your writing to a place it’s never been before. As I swelter in … Continue reading
WHAT A LITTLE GEM
Tucked away between two imposing buildings in Pitt Street in up-town Sydney is the The Sydney Mechanics School of Arts (SMSA). I doubt many Sydney-siders even know this little gem of a place exists. But before you jump to the conclusion … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Writers, Posts
Tagged Australian crime fiction, B Michael Radburn, books, crime, Pantera Press, SMSA, The Crossing, Thomas Keneally, writing tips
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LIFE AS AN INDIE AUTHOR – THE SKY IS THE LIMIT!
Self-publishing has grown over the past decade, even high-profile authors such as Stephen King, are now choosing to publish some of their work themselves. A report last year by self-publishing champion Hugh Howey, showed self-published authors are now earning nearly 40% … Continue reading
ON THE BEACH
I’m on the Gold Coast at the moment. A week ago I left Sydney and headed north with the aim of finishing the novel I’ve been working on for the past 18 months. I was also hoping for warmer weather, … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian crime fiction, crime scene, crime writer, Gold Coast, great white shark, MICK FANNING
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A CONVERSATION WITH GINA
Sean. B. Fraser is the author of Betrayal and Deception, an action thriller about a case of identity theft and misplaced trust. To read more about Sean go to seanbfraser.com Sean took the time out of his busy writing schedule to … Continue reading
FUTURE LOOKS BLEAK FOR ASYLUM
‘She sighed. She had an eerie feeling about Callan Park, like a tingling sensation in her spine that made her think of a B-grade horror movie. She massaged the back of her neck and realised how tense she was. Rimis … Continue reading
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Tagged Asylum, Australian crime fiction, Callan Park, Kirkbride, Master Plan, Sydney University, The Friends of Callan Park
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Ask The Doctor…
When I was writing ‘Killing Sunday,’ I came across an interesting crime writer’s resource and filed it away for future reference. When I was troubled by a particular crime scene I was planning to write, I remembered ‘The Doctor’. His expert advice … Continue reading