MTW: Sailing the Atlantic for Research by Marie Silk
Today I'm honored to have MysteryThrillerWeek author Marie Silk as a guest on my blog. I'm an advocate of conducting extensive historical research before writing about events of the past and…
What reviews teach me about my novels
As Mystery Thriller Week fast approaches, I and many other MTW authors are preparing to see a slew of new reviews of our precious novels. It’s an exhilarating and somewhat…
MTW: Historical Mysteries and Thrillers Theme
Welcome to the third of four themed posts about MysteryThrillerWeek, an annual event celebrating the Mystery and Thriller genres! Over two-hundred authors are participating in this global event. To help…
MTW: Looting of Saddam Hussein’s palaces in Iraq by Paul Russell Parker III
I’m thrilled to share an article by Paul Russell Parker III, MysteryThrillerWeek author of All In: The Globe Trot Shuffle, about his tour of duty in Iraq and the devastating looting he witnessed…
MTW: Art-related Mysteries and Thrillers Theme
Welcome to the second of four themed posts about MysteryThrillerWeek, an annual event celebrating the Mystery and Thriller genres! Over two-hundred authors are participating in this global event. To help…
MTW: Setting as a Viewfinder for African Thrillers by Sarah Key
Welcome to the second of two guest posts about South Africa as setting for a novel, by MysteryThrillerWeek authors Sarah Key and Zaheera Walker. Today Sarah Key provides us with…
MTW: Durban, South Africa as setting for DEADLINE by Zaheera Walker
Welcome to the first of two guest posts about South Africa as setting for a novel, by MysteryThrillerWeek authors Zaheera Walker and Sarah Key. I know South Africa is high…
MysteryThrillerWeek: Mystery and Thriller Passport Theme
Welcome to the first of four themed posts about Mystery Thriller Week, an annual event celebrating the Mystery and Thriller genres! Over two-hundred authors are participating in this global event.…