How to Write and Sell True Crime

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How to Write and Sell True Crime

Author	: Gary Provost
File Size	: 47,5 Mb
Publisher	: Crossroad Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 20 May 1991
ISBN	: 978186723xxxx
Pages	: 149 pages

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How to Write and Sell True Crime by Gary Provost Book PDF Summary

It all starts with a newspaper article depiciting an unthinkable crime in a local community. From these headlines, a skilled writer can weave a full-length book - developing the characters, determining the motives, reporting on the judgment. That writer could be you. If you're fascinated by unusual crime stories; if you want to know how to determine which stories have book potential; if you want to learn how to ferret out the details, the motives, and the psychological dramas that make up these crimes, this book is for you. Gary Provost, author of several true crime books and numerous other titles walks you through the process of writing a true crime story.

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