Billie A Williams

Mark Twain, a great writer and educator. With Steenie's help shows you how to write lean and mean. Be concise while making your writing powerful .

Jun 29, 2011 - Billie A Williams

Did you know there are at least fourteen types of mysteries to categorize a mystery under? We're all familiar with the cozy, but what about the others?

Jun 28, 2011 - Billie A Williams

A sleuth, to investigate your mystery is essential. A peek at how some classics do it and advice on how you can do it. Classic or modern mystery...

Jun 27, 2011 - Billie A Williams

Before you poison a victim here are some things you should know about toxicity level, method, symptoms of the poison in the body. What your sleuth will see.

Jun 13, 2011 - Billie A Williams

Familial Murders: discovering what that means and who and how such a horrendous thing might transpire. When we think of home, we think safety and security.

Jun 10, 2011 - Billie A Williams

The criminal mind and how it works. Why criminals commit crimes, the psychology behind the human mind that can commit crime.

Jun 9, 2011 - Billie A Williams

Licensed private investigators or police detectives must obey many rules; the accidental sleuth cares little about police procedures or rules.

Jun 7, 2011 - Billie A Williams

It's a indication to your reader to keep their eyes open for an either shocking or surprising event. Much like what the forward of a book tells you.

Jun 6, 2011 - Billie A Williams

Things you can do to keep your reader guessing yet informed while playing fair with them.

Jun 5, 2011 - Billie A Williams

When writing about a crime in mystery fiction do you know if it's burglary, robbery, or larceny? Does it make a difference? Your mystery reader will know.

Jun 3, 2011 - Billie A Williams