How to Write a True Crime and Mystery Novel
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How to Write a True Crime and Mystery Novel
Hey there Writers and Muse Daters, have you ever wondered why you can’t put down your favorite true crime or mystery? Learn what goes into writing a book like that in this episode. In this episode, Annalisa speaks to true crime and mystery author Diane Fanning.
Diane Fanning is an Edgar-nominated true crime and mystery author based out of Virginia. She is the author of 15 true crime books and 11 mysteries. Additionally, Diane has made numerous TV appearances for shows like the Today Show, 20/20, Deadly Women and Snapped.
Here are some awesome things you’re going to hear in this week’s episode:
- How to write a true crime novel
- How to find the right agent for your novel
- How to research for your book
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- the best way for you to publish
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The Writing Gym Podcast features Annalisa Parent, the resident writing coach in The Writing Gym.
Audio Production by Peter Wisniewski
Music By Tito Heiderer
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