This week on the Mystery Review Crew, we’re diving into the art of writing in the third-person limited point of view—a narrative technique we believe is every writer’s secret weapon. Third-person limited not only enables authors to explore a character’s…
This month, the Mystery Review Crew is diving into the world of twists, tension, and thrill with none other than Christopher Null! A fresh face in the thriller scene—but no rookie when it comes to the written word—Christopher is already…
This month the Mystery Review Crew is so excited to have a guest post from Author Carmen Amato on why she moved her newsletter to Substack. My author newsletter was my everything. My primary connection to readers. My plot testing…
Picture this: You walk into the office and immediately sense something’s off. Coworkers have an air of expectation and are giving you sideways glances. On your desk is a brightly wrapped box. You know it’s not your birthday, but you…
Mystery lovers, get ready! Today, I’m sitting down with the talented small town reader turned author, Kathleen J Easley. An author who knows how to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Known for her twisty plots, dynamic characters, and paranormal mysteries,…
MRC RECOMMENDS: Sentinels of the Night: a Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason “The authors’ knowledge of police procedures and practices lends wonderful insight and credibility to this unique approach to crime-solving.“ — The Mystery Review Crew Sentinels of the Night:…
Email Marketing for Authors: Why Newsletters Still Matter In a world where social media platforms are constantly changing their algorithms, one thing remains steady and unchanged: emails. If you’re an author looking to connect with readers, build a loyal audience,…
This month, we’re Unraveling History’s Most Ominous Day: Beware The Ides Of March! March 15th—just an ordinary day, right? Think again. This date, known as the “Ides Of March,” is associated with betrayal and ominous omens and is far more…
