Ask the Author: H.B. Berlow
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H.B. Berlow
I travelled by bus during the Greyhound strike in 1989 from Connecticut to California. There were many interesting incidents along the way that could have made for an intriguing Hitchcockian mystery.
H.B. Berlow
I wanted to work on something more personal in which more of ME was in the main character. In doing so, I have developed something that avoids most of the crime fiction tropes.
H.B. Berlow
Usually it starts with a "What if..." in terms of the story line. But, for the most part, I am so enthused about writing that inspiration feels like a lonely outsider.
H.B. Berlow
New historical crime fiction series. Stand-alone piece converted from contemporary to historical crime fiction.
H.B. Berlow
Don't. Stop. Ever.
And...attend wrtier's conferences and learn how to put yourself out there.
And...attend wrtier's conferences and learn how to put yourself out there.
H.B. Berlow
The pure act of Creativity.
H.B. Berlow
I don't believe in it. I've always got a couple of projects going. There's always reading and watching old t.v. shows or movies or listening to podcasts of old radio shows to stimulate the mind.
H.B. Berlow
L.A., 1930's and hang around with Marlowe.
H.B. Berlow
Crime fiction: William Bernhardt's Extreme Justice; a Max Allan Collins Criminal Minds piece; oh, and I'm going to revisit Chandler or Hammett.
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