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psychopaths

8 Do’s and Don’ts When Portraying Psychopaths and Narcissists (Plus a New Release)

by Kassandra Lamb This week, I’m hanging out again over at Jami Gold’s place with a follow-up to last week’s post—Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Other Bad Guys and Gals—in which I described psychopaths…

December 4, 2018

Are Psychopaths Born or Made?

by Kassandra Lamb We’re getting 2015 off to a great start with a joyful post on… psychopaths! Hey, we’re mystery writers; what can we say? This is the final installment in a…

January 13, 2015

Sometimes Truth is Stranger than Fantasy

by Kassandra Lamb Today, I’m over at Marcy Kennedy’s cyber-home, talking about how Truth is sometimes stranger than any fantasy an author can make up. Check it out! When Marcy graciously invited…

December 2, 2014

What Is a Psychopath? (plus a New Release & Giveaway)

by Kassandra Lamb Today is Veterans Day–a day set aside to honor those who have served in the military to protect our country. I don’t think there are enough words in the…

November 11, 2014

Can Psychopaths Be Cured?

I’ve written a couple guest posts for my friend and colleague, Stacy Green, over at Get Twisted on the topic of psychopaths. In those posts, I talked about how they develop and…

July 22, 2013

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