Category genre fiction

Mystery Writer’s Blog Hop

July 6, 2014 · by · in author, books, Brenda Pandos, crime fiction, crime thriller novels, dark, genre, genre fiction, human trafficking, indie, James L'Etoile, Julie Hutchings, Little River, Michael Allen Scott, mystery novels, organ transplant thriller, pantser, plotting, Uncategorized · 4 Comments

There’s a new blog in town and it belongs to Cindy Brown. I met Cindy at a mystery writer’s conference, where we swapped book pitches over lunch. Cindy’s story is so unique and fresh, I’m willing to say right here and now, that MacDeath, is going to be great.  So, look for her novel’s release […]

You Are What You Read

November 18, 2013 · by · in author, book reviews, books, character, character as writing, genre fiction, James L'Etoile, mystery novels, sci-fi, Uncategorized, writing · 2 Comments

When did choosing a literary genre become so difficult? In the “olden days” of books, there were vast collections of works contained within a single place. The Library.  In this mystical building, there existed a structure, a set of expectations to guide those who sought out new tales and adventures.  All books were created along […]