Writing Humor in Mysteries

Authors with experience incorporating humor into their thriller works discuss the use of humor as a tool, walking the line of what’s appropriate in your piece, and more.

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Writing Humor in Mysteries

Creating a Five-Year Career Plan

How Birth Order Affects Your Characters

Conflict and How to Include it on Multiple Levels

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