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- Mysteries & Crime Thrillers
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Mysteries, Cozies, Detective Fiction, Courtroom Drama, Romantic Suspense, Thrillers, Action Adven...
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Fictionophile- “You Sent Me a Letter” by Lucy Dawson – Book Review @AtlanticBooks @lucydawsonbooks #YouSentMeALetter #BookReview
- Throwback Thursday – “A place called Winter” by Patrick Gale – Book Review
- “The Northern Reach” by W.S. Winslow – Book Review
- Miserly Monday (#Kindle Ebook bargains) Feb. 22, 2021
- “The Last Garden in England” by Julia Kelly – Book Review
- Love Crime Fiction? Looking to start a new series? #CrimeFiction #TBR #policeprocedural
- “The Wartime Sisters” by Lynda Cohen Loigman – Book Review
- WWW Wednesday – February 17, 2021 #readingforpleasure #bookbloggers #WWWWednesday #bookworms
- #BookRecommendations with titles that start with the letter ‘B’ #booklovers #bookbloggers #GreatReads
- “Valentine’s Day at the Star and Sixpence” by Holly Hepburn – Book Review
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Category Archives: Guest post
Q&A with Jeff Richards author of “Lady Killer” – Guest Post #authorinterview
“Lady Killer” by Jeff Richards Published 2019 by Main Street Rag ISBN 9781599487380 Blurb: Mitch Lovett, a recently divorced father of two, wasn’t looking for anything serious—but when he fooled around with an old friend, Dee Wynn, serious was what … Continue reading
Guest Post – N. Lombardi Jr. discusses the story behind his latest novel “Justice Gone”
Having written two novels which were both cross-cultural adventure stories, and seeing them flop, I realized that I was not conscious of the current interests of today’s readership. I knew I had to write something that would have general appeal … Continue reading
If someone made a movie….? Guest post by Frankie Y. Bailey
If Someone Made a Movie by Frankie Y. Bailey I think most writers hear this question sooner or later – from the moderator of your panel, or a reader who stops to chat as she’s buying your book, or maybe … Continue reading
Dadaism in Literature: an infographic (guest post)
Dadaism, a cultural and artistic movement that spanned mediums and countries alike, began as a rejection of nationalism as World War I raged on throughout Europe. Many European artists were forced to leave the country or face persecution, leading to … Continue reading
Linda Leith Publishing: an introduction for #bookbloggers
Linda Leith Publishing is a unique publishing house in Canada: it is the only literary publisher in Canada who publishes in both French and English. Linda Leith Publishing brings Quebec authors to the rest of Canada and introduces English-speaking authors … Continue reading
Holly Willow and her books (guest post)
First things first: Lynne, thank you so much for offering me a slot on your blog. As a fairly new and self-published writer, I need all the help I can get spreading the word about my books. Since you’ve given … Continue reading
Who Is The Most Instagrammed Writer Of All Time?
Guest post and Infographic by Rebecca Armstrong It’s pretty clear that social media has taken over the world, with people constantly sharing updates about their lives, their interests, and hobbies. And those interests definitely include reading! Whilst we might think … Continue reading
“Grave Island” by Andrew Smyth: the research behind the thriller
Grave Island by Andrew Smyth is out today, 28th June (Bloodhound Books) In this guest post, the author, Andrew Smyth, shares his research process with us. But first… the blurb: When Philip Hennessey is thrown out of army intelligence after … Continue reading
America’s reading habits: an infographic
Wondering What Everyone Else Is Reading? The Most Popular Book Across the US Is… Are you the type who’s used to craning your neck so you can make out the cover titles of your fellow subway commuters’ books? Can’t wait … Continue reading
Author Dan Buri shares his creative writing tips (Guest post #writingtips )
Today I’d like to welcome Dan Buri to Fictionophile. Last summer I had the opportunity to read and review his book “Pieces like pottery“, so I was excited to hear that he has now written a book packed with writing … Continue reading
Talking about “A Writer’s Path Writers Club”
Hello everyone! A fellow blogger of A Writer’s Path, Ryan Lanz, has announced the launch of his new initiative: A Writer’s Path Writers Club. After looking at the writing market for years, he noticed a need for a Writers Club of this kind. … Continue reading
Summer reading infographic from “The Expert Editor”
It’s summer, which means vacation time. The sun is out, and the weather is warm. One of the best ways to enjoy a summer day is to sit in the shade with a glass of your favorite beverage and a … Continue reading
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Familial DNA in criminal investigations (Guest post by D.J. Swykert)
As a crime fiction reader, I’ve always been intrigued by DNA and how it is used to capture and prosecute criminals. Today, I want to welcome novelist David J. Swykert, the author of the crime novel “The death of anyone“, who has … Continue reading
