Rosanne Dingli's guest appearances

Rosanne Dingli

Self-Publishing Roundtable

Bailey's Writing & Editing Tips

Hal Elrod

Honorée Corder

Susan C.

Lindsay Buroker

Michael Anderle

Chris Fox

Lucas Flint

Jasmine Walt

Justin Sloan

Jim Johnson

Steve Scott

Chris Farley

Kevin Tumlinson

Boyd Craven

Jack Martin

OwlTail

Theodore Druch

Jane Risdon

The fourth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them!Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing.For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)

The fourth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them!<br><br>Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing.<br><br>For more details, go to <a href="http://www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com</a> (or <a href="http://www.morgenbailey.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.morgenbailey.com</a> and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)

BWT shorts: stories by Theodore Druch, Jane Risdon, Rosanne Dingli

Crime fiction is not merely about crimes and their detection, or criminals and their motives. This genre is about readers’ fascination with human wrong-doing, what causes it, and how it is solved. Readers are beguiled by criminal intent and the aims to subvert it. They want to read about compelling characters (both perpetrators and the crime-fighters), find out why they do it, how they think and also about their private lives. We wanted to find out how the genre works and how to write it effectively so, we invited crime fiction author Rosanne Dingli to answer our questions

SPRT #165 – How to write good crime fiction with Rosanne Dingli