Amy Stuart talks about her Kopp Sisters series
and answers questions about plants related to her non-fiction book, Wicked Plants |
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Sarah Zachrich Jeng discusses setting up an Author website from domain to design. She has been a web designer and developer since the early 2000s and a writer for most of her life. Her debut novel, THE OTHER ME, from Berkley, comes out August 10, 2021.
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GORY DETAILS Freelance science writer , blogger, and editor Erika Engelhaupt and mystery author Kaye George talk about Erika's new book, Gory Details, from National Geographic.
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Mystery author and government information librarian Robert Lopresti discusses his book, When Women Didn't Count, which shows how 230 years of federal statistics have hidden and distorted data about the lives of women. Robert is the current president of Short Mystery Fiction Society, a prolific short mystery story author, and a novelist.
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Forensics Criminologist Dr. Laura Pettler talks with mystery author Linda Griffiths-Gish about her career, her death investigations team, and her textbook on Crime Scene Staging.
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Barbara Hinske discusses how books are adapted to film. Her novella The Christmas Club was made into a 2019 Hallmark Channel Christmas movie. She has also written the bestselling Rosemont mystery series featuring forensics accountant Maggie Martin.
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Author, The Writer's Homicide School founder, and former homicide detective Derek Pacifico gives an intense two hour overview of topics covered in his two-day school. Warning: Graphic descriptions and photos. His debut crime fiction novel is Greed, a Detective Eli Hockney mystery. He has also written A Writer's Guide to Homicide.
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Author Kathryn Harkup discusses the poisons used by Agatha Christie to poison all manner of characters. Her debut non-fiction book, A is for Arsenic: The Poisons of Agatha Christie, led to further books on the science of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, deaths by Shakespeare, and all things vampire.
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Accountant Gary Bemm shares stories and answers questions about his career as an IRS Field Agent.
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MJ Carlson, author of The Unofficial Scrivener Workbook, walks members through the many reasons why Scrivener is an excellent tool for writers and the basics of how to use it for writing stories, tracking characters, and compiling research notes.
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Author, former Memphis PD and SWAT member Ernest Lancaster discusses SWAT for Writers. Ernest Lancaster served as a cop with the Memphis PD for 33 years. He walked a downtown night beat, patrolled in ward cars, and kept vigil over throngs of pilgrims to Elvis’s funeral. As a TACT Squad officer he protected presidents as well as foreign dignitaries. He also tamed a sniper rifle as a long-range marksman.
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To Clay Stafford is an American bestselling and award-winning author, poet, screenwriter & playwright; film & television producer, director, showrunner, actor; book, film & stage reviewer, and public speaker. He is the founder of international writer's conference, Killer Nashville.
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