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Book reviews of The Other Boleyn Girl and The Mutter Museum of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia

In a few minutes, I will.

Art essay posted: The Lady and the Dragon

Not today.

New post, about what scope is, in which I compare Harry Potter and Twilight to make a point about how much stuff you can fit in your story.

In a few minutes, I will post a new fanfic promotion.

This week’s blog update stands on the firing line and squeezes the trigger for short mystery and crime fiction: links to a dead-aim assortment of free stories, reviews, and releases. Plus: what if a character in your mystery/crime story was just shot? Some real-world options for what could happen next.

A short walk down a dark street (what’s fresh, what’s famous, and what’s fiendish in short mystery and crime fiction)

I'm doing it right now.

Onward and Upward – Captain’s Log


A status update, and a look at what's coming down the pipe from me

Not today.

This week’s blog update takes a deep breath and tiptoes through the graveyard for short mystery and crime fiction: links to a full ‘trick or treat’ bag of free stories, reviews, and releases. Plus an essay on writing shorts.

Reviews include a Halloween anthology edited by Isaac Asimov with mystery stories by authors Anthony Boucher, Ray Bradbury, Edward D. Hoch, Ellery Queen, and others.

A short walk down a dark street (What’s fresh, what’s famous, and what’s fiendish in short mystery and crime fiction)

Not yet.

Recent blog at Guerrilla Warfare for Writers, NEW RELEASE--GENRE BUSTER

https://guerrillawarfareforwriters.blogspot.com/

Randomly generated list of spooky Gothic mansions to use in your own work, and inspire

Book review of Sherman Alexie's The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

Yes, twice.

My November newsletter is out. Doubling Down on Altruism, Thoughts on Pie, and More.

I'm doing it right now.

This week’s blog update dishes out links to another sinister selection of reviews, releases, and free stories. Plus, an annotated list of 123 personality imperfections you can choose from to humanize your fictional characters.

A short walk down a dark street (What’s fresh, what’s famous, and what’s fiendish in short mystery and crime fiction)

New blog post up about my October writing output:
http://robertlcollins.blogspot.com/2018/11/writing-stats-for-october-2018.html