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Three, Two, One: Thirty-two One. Forensic anthropologist and author, Clea Koff on the writing of
A Moral Dilemma: The First Widow by Rob Starr
In his latest novel, The First Widow, crime writer Rob Starr shows how, when it
Straw Man by Lindsey Mellon
Lindsey Mellon on tiptoeing along the high wire between truth and fiction . . .
The Bone Fire by Martina Murphy
Crime writer Martina Murphy on how the origin of the title of her new book,
The Mother of all Book Tours by A.J. West
Author A.J. West on undertaking a mammoth six-week book tour to promote his latest novel,
After the Storm by G.D. Wright
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One Perfect Stranger by R.B. Egan
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Meeting Mae by Karen O’Connor
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Sarah Hilary, Crime Writer by Claire Coughlan
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The Woman at my Wedding by L.G. Davis
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Second Album Syndrome: Somebody Knows by Michelle McDonagh
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You May Now Kill the Bride by Kate Weston
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Music in My Work: The Fortune Teller’s Factotum by Nick Sweeney
Songs in Our Heads, Music in My Work . . . Being a musician as
My Husband’s Ex by Rosie Walker
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The World’s End by Karen Fitzgibbon
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The Coming Storm by Greg Mosse
Author Greg Mosse on the writing of his new thriller, The Coming Storm . .
Lights, Camera, Murder! The Concert Hall Killer by Jonathan Whitelaw
I have very fond memories of murder. Okay, maybe I`m being a LITTLE over dramatic
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“I can’t really remember ever wanting to do anything else,” Erin Kelly says from her
My Writing Journey: The Lies Beneath by Lucy O’Callaghan
Author Lucy O’Callaghan on the writing of her gripping tale of friendship, love, and the
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