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Tag Archives: characters
Is Crime Fiction Going to the Dogs?
It’s no secret that I’m a dog lover. In fact, I cannot imagine my life without at least one canine buddy in my household. The toughest part of having a dog, or any pet for that matter, is that their … Continue reading
Posted in K9, Writing
Tagged award winning, characters, crime fiction, Dark Pursuit, dog training, dogs, emily stone, jennifer chase, kindlebooks, love of dogs, novels, series, silent partner, suspense, writing
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Want Sunshine and Palm Trees This Winter?
I love the feeling of tropical weather and seeing the amazing scenery unfold around me. For me as a writer, scenery and varied locations are important inspirations to creating characters and settings. In my Emily Stone Series, the setting is … Continue reading
Posted in Dark Mind, Emily Stone Thrillers
Tagged action adventure, award winning, award winning dark mind, characters, dark mind, emily stone, emily stone thriller, forensics, island adventure, jennier chase, jennifer chase author, jennifer chase criminologist, kauai, mystery, police procedural, scenery, suspense, thriller, writing inspiration
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No Bones about Writing Bad Guys
When I outline bad guys for my novels, it often reads like a police rap sheet and a psychological profile. I can’t overstate the effectiveness for research and outlining in fiction writing. There’s always those little pieces of nuggets that … Continue reading
Outlining Characters and Summary For a New Novel Project
As a writer, author, and criminologist, I find that I wear a variety of hats throughout my working day. Writing, editing, promotion, researcher, and expert are just to name a few. One of my favorite hats is when I’m beginning … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged author and criminologist, author jennifer chase, characters, outline, research, summary, writing
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