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Crime Fiction Sub-Genre Distinctions (an encore)~Plus a New Contest!

by Kassandra Lamb ~ In April of last year, I wrote this post about the distinctions between some of the mystery sub-genres. I’m re-running this post (with a few tweaks) as the…

November 8, 2022

Crime Fiction Sub-Genres – 3 Distinctions That Are Clear As Mud

by Kassandra Lamb ~ Genre definitions and crime fiction sub-genres can be quite murky and confusing for both writers and readers. First there is the question of what is crime fiction. Some…

April 6, 2021

Are Psychopaths/Serial Killers Born or Raised? Yes, All of the Above.

Sorry, no post here because I am the guest of Stacy Green today over at Turning the Page, talking about The Making of a Psychopath–the Ultimate Thrill Seeker–how psychopaths and serial killers are both…

November 19, 2012

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