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The Best Contest I Ever Lost / NYT bestselling author Lynn Viehl
In 2012 I entered Killer Nashville’s Claymore Award contest, but don’t bother checking the names of the finalists; I didn’t make that list. There was no trophy or bragging rights for me; I’m just one of the many Claymore losers … Continue reading
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7th ANNUAL KILLER NASHVILLE CONFERENCE ANNOUNCES TOP TEN 2012 CLAYMORE AWARD FINALISTS FOR BEST UNPUBLISHED NOVEL
Killer Nashville, the premier conference for mystery, thriller and crime fiction authors and fans, is pleased to announce the Top 10 2012 Claymore Award finalists for best unpublished manuscript in the mystery, thriller and suspense genres. “We had an incredible … Continue reading
Born to Schmooze, F2F or Online / Author Elizabeth Zelvin
Dictionary.com offers an inadequate, even misleading definition: schmooze verb (used without object) 1. to chat idly; gossip No no no. Not even close. The British “to chat up” is closer, though chatting up always has an object, usually to get … Continue reading
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