Robert Crais on Craft, Friendship, and the Making of a Bestseller

Renowned mystery author Robert Crais reflects on his journey from television writing to bestselling novels. He shares insights into his creative process, his friendship with Lee Child, and the personal influences that shape his storytelling life.

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