Blogs about: Thomas Scortia
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But I Won’t Cry For Yesterday*
In crime fiction, many people who commit murders do so because to them, there is no other alternative. But that doesn’t mean they have no feelings; many fictional killers recognise the enormity of wha… more →
Confessions of a Mystery Novelist...
But I Won't Cry For Yesterday*
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wrote 1 year ago: In crime fiction, many people who commit murders do so because to them, there is no other alternativ … more →
>Duets...
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wrote 2 years ago: > Many people think of authors as solitary types who do their writing alone. And there are many a … more →
>So...any regrets?
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wrote 2 years ago: > Knowing that one’s caused the death of someone else is a heavy, sometimes truly awful burden. I … more →
>So...any regrets?
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wrote 2 years ago: > Knowing that one’s caused the death of someone else is a heavy, sometimes truly awful burden. I … more →
>When Strangers Meet....
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wrote 2 years ago: >An interesting book review from Rayna at Coffee Rings Everywhere got me thinking about how often … more →
>Uncovering Some Crime Fiction Truths...
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wrote 2 years ago: >There are a lot of beliefs about how, why and by whom a crime is committed. Some of those belief … more →
You Can Check Out Any Time You Like, But You Can Never Leave*
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wrote 3 years ago: >One of the interesting things about crime fiction is to think about where the murder in the stor … more →
>Paranoia Strikes Deep*
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wrote 3 years ago: >Fear is a very normal human response, and often, it’s healthy and adaptive. It’s wise, for insta … more →
>Still Waters...
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wrote 3 years ago: >In any murder mystery, whether it’s real or fictional, the object is to find out who committed t … more →
>The Theme of Murder...
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wrote 3 years ago: >One of the very noticeable developments in crime fiction in the last decades has been what I’ll … more →
>The Alphabet in Crime Fiction - The Nightmare Factor by Thomas N. Scortia and Frank M. Robinson
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wrote 3 years ago: >When many people think of medical thrillers, they think of Robin Cook. That makes sense, too, gi … more →
>Murder on the Road
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wrote 3 years ago: >Almost all of us travel at least sometimes. We may travel for business, to take a holiday or to … more →
>Tick.....Tick......Tick....
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wrote 3 years ago: >One of the hallmarks of a well-written mystery novel is suspense. Of course, solid characterizat … more →
>Hanging By a Thread
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wrote 3 years ago: >One of the most important things that mystery lovers look for is suspense. Good mystery novels k … more →
>Hanging By a Thread
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wrote 3 years ago: >One of the most important things that mystery lovers look for is suspense. Good mystery novels k … more →
