How To Write a Mystery Novel Behind the Scenes: Creating a Crime Series By Gene Grossman Gene Grossman created the popular 15-book series of Peter Sharp Legal Mysteries, each one with a crime that stumps the authorities and defense attorney Peter Sharp. Fortunately, Peter has a 13-year-ol...
In it, a stranger bums a cigarette off a young man and, in exchange, tells him an ancient story, which makes up the bulk of the book. In the city of the angels, where the universe is being prepared according to the Lord’s specifications, one angel is found dead, and Raguel, the ...
The only mystery here is why, no matter how much you play, you don't get much better. If you'd rather play golf than just about anything else, then this is the book for you, because if you're not already an expert when it comes to losing, this will help show you ...
The potential series is inspired by the books “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat” and “An Anthropologist on Mars” byOliver Sacks. Per the official logline, the show “follows a revolutionary, larger-than-life neurologist and his team of interns as they explore the last great fron...
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Had the makers not "lifted" the title from Ms Lefebure's book nor come up with a fictional "case," it would have just been another second rate film and one you would be unlikely to recommend to your friends. As with the American film U-571 (supposedly about a bunch of US sailors ca...
We opted for the “whodunit” over the “howcatchem” (sorry, “Poker Face“) — but occasionally allowed a pick where the “who” is known but the “how” drives the series. Single seasons of larger shows were eligible if the main mystery shifts, even if they’re not anthologies like...
“misquoted the world’s loveliest poets” (27), the mother whose passion for literature he shared and who like him “always calmed down a little when there was a book in her hand” (272), this mother with her lectures on culture and on reading was, as he says, “a lot of what ...
I submit we will never satisfactorily solve this question. Thus, I might as well say that the answer to this last mystery is NO! We will not solve all the mysteries. There will always be more mysteries. As long as people are curious and unpredictable, life will be one long stream of ...
"There are lots of great twists and turns in this one with Hannah and Mike, and then we're going to pick it right up in the next one, which I love, so we don't have to wait tons of time. But then also the murder mystery," he said. ...