Whack me upside the head – go ahead. I was putting together a presentation recently for a workshop about writing mysteries and I wanted to make the point that the variety of ideas for mysteries—setting, characters, plots and themes—is endless. I thought it might be insightful and instructive (maybe even interesting) to look at recent…
Author: Mark Stevens
Rocky Mountain Writer #47
Heather Webb – Nailing an Agent-Grabbing Opening Writer Heather Webb stops by the podcast to give a sneak peek of the four-hour master class she’ll be giving at Colorado Gold, RMFW’s big three-day conference in September. Her class is called Nailing an Agent-Grabbing Opening and it will give participants a chance to learn what…
Rocky Mountain Writer #46
Susan Spann – Writing a Killer Mystery This time on the podcast we welcome back RMFW Writer of the Year Susan Spann, author of the forthcoming The Ninja’s Daughter. Susan is giving a master class at Colorado Gold in September and she’s here this time to give us a sneak peek of that class, Writing…
Rocky Mountain Writer #45
Stuart Horwitz – Finishing Your Book in Three Drafts This podcast is the first in a series of conversations with key presenters who are coming to Colorado Gold, RMFW’s big annual three-day writing conference, in September. This time the guest is Stuart Horwitz, who is leading a master class on Friday, Sept. 9 and that workshop…
Rocky Mountain Writer #44
Corinne O’Flynn – Getting Ready for Colorado Gold Registration for Colorado Gold, RMFW’s big three-day conference in September, is now open and this podcast provides a thorough preview from conference chair Corinne O’Flynn. There are several new features to the conference this year including “Hook Your Book” sessions, new options on the master class schedule,…