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Tag Archives: murder

Genres Within Genres

I write fiction. When I wrote A Time For Silence, my first book to be published, I saw it primarily as a contemporary novel with historical overtones, but I was told that it would be classified as a crime novel. Which is fair enough; there are crimes in it. But in my head I wasContinue reading “Genres Within Genres”

Posted bythornemoore20th Apr 2021Posted inCrime, My Books, Science Fiction, writingTags:Agatha Christie, genres, murder5 Comments on Genres Within Genres

Murder?

I’ve spent the last twenty years involved in murder. Writing about it, that is. Writing novels in which murders happen and lives unravel, never to be the same again. Murder is always an excellent subject for drama, whether it immerses the reader in the intricacies of detection or in the psychological impact. Murder sits likeContinue reading “Murder?”

Posted bythornemoore13th Feb 202123rd May 2021Posted inCrime, Science Fiction, writingTags:Crime, murder3 Comments on Murder?
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