D.P. Lyle on Storytelling, Science, and the Mind Behind the Mystery

Clay Stafford interviews D.P. Lyle about his life, career, and writing philosophy, exploring how his background and experiences have shaped his storytelling, research approach, and lasting contributions to the craft of writing.

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D.P. Lyle on Storytelling, Science, and the Mind Behind the Mystery

Chris Grabenstein on Creativity, Collaboration, and Writing That Lasts

Weapons, Violence, and the Moral Line in Crime Fiction

Behind the Bar: Crime, Confessions, and Cocktails

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