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Friend or Foe: Writing a Political Fable Without a Winner
Most political fiction decides who's right before the first page. Friend or Foe runs three trails to three endings, one for the chipmunks, one for the jays, and one for...
Friend or Foe: Writing a Political Fable Without a Winner
Most political fiction decides who's right before the first page. Friend or Foe runs three trails to three endings, one for the chipmunks, one for the jays, and one for...
Why Strangers, Not Friends, Build an Author's Career
I ordered 500 copies of my first book and split them between media outlets and the people I knew personally. One-half built my career. The other returned three Amazon reviews...
Why Strangers, Not Friends, Build an Author's Career
I ordered 500 copies of my first book and split them between media outlets and the people I knew personally. One-half built my career. The other returned three Amazon reviews...
How I Write Characters Who Think Like an Analyst
Three of my books follow characters who think like intelligence analysts. None of them have the training. All of them work the same instinct that came home with me from...
How I Write Characters Who Think Like an Analyst
Three of my books follow characters who think like intelligence analysts. None of them have the training. All of them work the same instinct that came home with me from...