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Not all books tell readers what to call the main character. An editor recommends two that don’t.
Posted by Jule Selbo I got way behind in life this month, with the holiday traveling, with the publication of my latest Dee Rommel Book (8 DAYS), a persistent (obsessive?) re-work of chapter 12 and 13 in 7 DAYS and cooking for guests and zoning out in front of the plethora of end-of-the-year movies. Since…
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Posted by Jule Selbo Michael Avallone was active in Mystery Writers of America. He left this earth in 1999. Who knew him? For lovers of 1950s - 80s “pulp” mysteries, Michael Avallone might be a familiar name. I, however, first came across his name when I was researching Maine spy/thriller writer Gayle Lynds’ work for…
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