by Samuel Thomas When you picture your typical protagonist for a thriller, a few professions come to mind. You have your detectives,...

Are you thinking of using a freelance editor to go through your novel manuscript before sending it off to an agent or publisher or publishi...

The Review Dilemma By Donna Galanti It’s a funny thing once your book is published. People you don’t know are reading it and revie...

CAN'T I JUST CHASE TERRORISTS WITH THERMONUCLEAR PLAUGE? James R. Tuck There are literally millions of words written about how to ...

Happy May and Happy Thrilling Thursday. The first of every month we will feature members of our Debut Authors Program. We are excited to ann...

by Jodie Renner, freelance editor Do you have a scene in your novel where nothing much really happens? Where there’s not a lot of tensio...

by Ian Walkley I recently read an enjoyable thriller by a NY Times Best Selling writer, but felt let down by the ending. If this can h...

by Richard Godwin I was invited to share my thoughts with you about the line between crime and horror fiction. Many purists argue that th...

Happy April and Happy Thrilling Thursday. The first of every month we will feature members of our Debut Authors Program. We are excited to a...

by Mollie Bryan When I was given this opportunity to write a little advice for new writers, I paused and decided to research a bit of “a...