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NEWS FLASH

I tremendously admire Holly Lisle's SF/F novels and her books and courses for writers, so I am thrilled to be able to announce a new e-book I've written for her "Worst Mistakes Writers Make" series: The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make About Courtroom Law. I tried to cram 35 years of experience working in law offices, transcribing police interrogations, watching the legal system in action, while taking note in my spare moments of twists in the law that I could use to lend reality to plotting mystery novels.

The next book I'll be contributing to the will be The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make About San Francisco. For that one I'll be drawing on 40 years of living in San Francisco.

Here's a link to my online review in Irked Magazine of The Church of 80% Sincerity, an amazing book by an amazing person, David Roche.  Born with a severe facial deformity, David writes about turning his difficult life experiences into a source of positive inspiration.

Lately I've been learning more about e-book fiction and collaborating on a blog about it at http://ebookfiction.blogspot.com with my friend, Jaqueline Girdner, who has a brand new romantic-comedy-disaster novel What's Sex Got to Do With It coming out from SynergEbooks.com.

More E-Adventures to come!

—Lynne Murray

"30 Years Ago Today," I wrote down every book I read in an orange notebook. My web log reflects what I read then and what I'm reading now—the same week 30 years later.

The Writer to Writer Reminders: Tickles, Tips and Tricks for Writers that Jaki Girdner and I wrote, are now available in ebook form.

"Murray brings a refreshing approach to storytelling, developing realistic characters and believable relationships."
—Booklist on Larger Than Death

"Written with a rare and entertaining clarity, and unique comic imagination."
—San Francisco Examiner on Larger Than Death

"Josephine Fuller charms the reader with her wry, self-deprecating humor and her passionate defense of the underdog."
— Donna Andrews, author of Murder with Peacocks, on At Large

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