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From bestselling thrillers to kids’ books: Tim Ayliffe on ‘Web of Spies’ Tim Ayliffe has spent years scaring adults. His John Bailey thrillers – The Greater Good, State of Fear, The Enemy Within, Killer Traitor Spy and The Wrong Man – are the kind of books you start on a Sunday afternoon and finish at 2am, cross with yourself but unable to stop. Drawing on his 25-year […]… https://www.writerscentre.com.au/blog/tim-ayliffe-web-of-spies/ #Fictionwriting #Interviewswithwriters

Bridie Blake’s dream of becoming an author turns into reality Bridie Blake is now a traditionally published author, thanks to her debut novel The Boyfriend Clause, released by Text Publishing. But the path there wasn’t overnight or accidental. It was built through persistence and a clear decision to take her writing seriously. At a certain point, Bridie reached a confronting realisation. “I decided that the […]… https://www.writerscentre.com.au/blog/bridie-blake-the-boyfriend-clause/ #Fictionwriting

Write Now with Barbara Caver Today's Write Now interview features Barbara Caver, author of TINY ESCAPES WITH BARB. Continue reading on The Writing Cooperative » https://writingcooperative.com/write-now-with-barbara-caver-76d7a598245 #fictionwriting #writenow #writing #interview #authors

Why Doctors Write Fiction: Medicine Runs on Stories—and Sometimes Only a Story Can Tell the Truth Author and medical doctor Shantanu Rai shares why it makes sense for doctors to write fiction to help bring change. The post Why Doctors Write Fiction: Medicine Runs on Stories—and Sometimes Only a Story Can Tell the Truth appeared first on Writer's Digest. https://www.writersdigest.com/why-doctors-write-fiction-medicine-runs-on-stories-and-someties-only-a-story-can-tell-the-truth #WriteBetterFiction #WritingTechniques #fictionwriting #MedicalThriller #WritingAMedicalThriller