Mystery
Discovering What’s Behind Door #3 with Diane Vallere
Today’s Visiting Professor, author Diane Vallere, takes the podium to talk about pounding through those tough scenes that bring you to a standstill. Welcome, Diane! You’re chugging along on your WIP. You’ve got main characters, secondary characters, [...]
How to Create Characters That Leap Off the Page with Terri L. Austin
I’m excited to welcome my friend Terri Austin to RU. Terri is the author of the Rose Strickland Mystery series published by Henery Press. Today, she’ll give us tips on creating characters that make a reader [...]
Weekly Lecture Schedule: April 1 – April 5, 2013
We’re kicking off the first week of April with more great lectures. Bring your leftover Easter candy and join us. Mon, 4/1 – Making Your Characters Leap Off the Page with author Terri L. Austin Wed, [...]
Long Journey to a Small Press with Debut Author Susan Boyer
The road to publication is well-traveled, rife with potholes and detours, and yet the journey is different for every author. Today, I’m happy to introduce debut author, Susan Boyer. Susan talks about her publishing journey and reveals why she chose a [...]
Love and the Crime Fiction Sleuth with C. Hope Clark
The lovely (don’t you love her smile?) and talented Hope Clark is with us today to offer a sleuthy spin to romance. As a straight contemporary author who only dabbles in the mystery genre, I’m [...]
For the Love of a Small Press with Larissa Reinhart
Please give a warm welcome to mystery author Larissa Reinhart! I met Larissa right here on RU last year, and I was lucky enough to share the excitement of her first sale to Henery Press. [...]
First Impressions with Avery Aames, Hank Phillippi Ryan & Rochelle Staab
My world straddles both mystery and romance, my two favorite genres. Since many romance writers are in Anaheim at RWA National this week, I invited three fabulous mystery writers to join us. Let me introduce [...]
Duffy Brown: The Importance of Plan B
Call it a parachute, a safety net or a Plan B – it’s what we fall back on when our best laid plans go awry. When you think the worst has happened, try not to [...]
