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5 more things I learned from TV – and the movies
Last week’s blog sparked some interesting responses.
So many of you got back to me with what you yourselves had learned from TV and the movies, that this week I’m adding five more.
Read Catch-22 for free
We know that the Internet thrives on free information. As the saying goes, “Information wants to be free.” But I was still surprised by what I found when I began writing my book on free books on the Internet – Laughing in the Dark.
It turns out there are dozens of services where you can find free books. And I don’t just mean the kind of third-rate freebies that abound on Kindle.
“If I should forget you…”
Talking to Leeds Literary Festival about the popularity of amnesia in stories and my amnesia-based psychological thriller “Room 15”
Charles Harris’ books
Out now in paperback and e-book, Room 15 is a psychological mystery thriller about a police detective who discovers he has amnesia and that someone is trying to kill him before he gets his memory back.
Gripping, compelling, fast-paced
– Kathryn Riley
Noir thriller The Breaking of Liam Glass has received five star reviews, #1 bestseller on Amazon’s Hot New Releases for satire.
And has been nominated for two literary awards. Now in its second edition.
“A crime story that is both very topical and darkly funny…” Robert Parker
The Cupboard – seven unusual short stories, plus bonus novella The Procedure
“Had me gripped” – Lyn Moffett
“Unique and fascinating” – Brian Moyo
“Constantly surprising” – Spiros Kagadis
Teach Yourself: Complete Screenwriting Course
Amazon bestseller that takes you through the process of writing and editing from before you start to after you finish.
Recommended reading on MA courses.
Jaws in Space: Powerful Pitching for Film and TV
Filled with tips, tricks and industry information on pitching and selling screenplays for fiction and documentary, single dramas and series, also an Amazon best-seller.
What the police really say. Funny and revealing. A stocking filler for your favourite crime reader or writer (or criminal!)
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