I use ProWritingAid, editing software that looks for inconsistent terminology, contextual spelling errors, grammar mistakes, and poor writing style. Although I use it, you will…
Mystery Writer
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For writers, the concept of “writing what you know” holds great significance, especially for those in the mystery genre. This advice isn’t new, and you’ve…
Mystery writers, gather ’round. It’s time to unlock the hidden treasure trove that lies beyond the boundaries of your beloved genre. While the art of…
I finished the first draft of Murder at Sunny Lake in about one month. It was just over 75,000 words. It took another two months…
I have failed great more often as a writer than I have succeeded. When I look back (I’m looking at you, 2004), I can see…
For over 25 or 30 years, I’ve held a dream close to my heart—a dream of having the perfect writing body. It doesn’t have carpal…
When it comes to honing your writing style, there’s one activity that stands above the rest—reading. As a writer, you’re in a unique position to…
Welcome to the inner workings of my creative process—a journey into the heart of my mystery writing. As an author, crafting stories is a deeply…
Inspiration can strike in the most unexpected of places. For me, it came in the form of Ann Cleeves’ mesmerizing Vera Stanhope series. While my…
Hey there, fellow bookworms and mystery enthusiasts, I’m Liz, and I’m excited to share with you what’s in store here at my blog. Whether you’re…