Articles related to "Genre And Mystery"

Genre author Kat Richardson talks about writing for a living, the difference between Great Literature and crap and selling her first Greywalker mystery to ROC.

Understanding genres enables a writer to focus his work in a certain direction.

Just because a person with multiple sclerosis has visual problems doesn't mean he or she has to give up reading. Two great alternatives are large-print and audiobooks....

A career in writing used to mean moving to New York City but now the internet is making it possible to stay put and find jobs from all over the world.

These magazines are open to submissions from new or experienced mystery writers, and offer payment for publication.

The University of Southern Maine and Seton Hill University now offer low-residency master's degrees in writing genre or popular fiction.

Middle grade fiction is a huge market today, but where do you start? How long should it be? Language restrictions? Here are key points on writing a middle grade novel.

There are many books with information on authors, book summaries and reading lists that provide helpful background reference material for a well-researched book review.

First Draft in 30 Days is a well-detailed, practical system of how to write a novel in a month. It can be personalized and is especially useful during NaNoWriMo.