Harry Fisher. Author of crime thrillers 'Way Beyond A Lie' and (currently out on submission) 'Six Six Six'. Writing: Yes, I Killed Her.
Twitter newbie. (Gulp!)
Without further ado it is with great pleasure that we go public and announce the addition of very talented Harry Fisher to the Hobeck Team! Adrian and I were blown away by Harry's submission. It was one of those 'meant to be' moments: https://t.co/oinV4C6zsB @harry_writer#news
#WritingCommunity When scoping out your story, what's your approach? 1 - Plan the whole thing A-Z then write it? 2 - You know the end, write backwards from there? 3 - You have an idea, start writing & let it evolve? #harrystuff
@DouglasSkelton1@AuthorMonika Leith in Edinburgh has a vibrant Polish community. I write crime thrillers based there and I've just introduced a pathologist called Klaudia Grześkiewicz. I had lessons on how to pronounce that.
#WritingCommunity When scoping out your story, what's your approach? 1 - Plan the whole thing A-Z then write it? 2 - You know the end Write backwards from there? 3 - You have an idea, start writing & let it evolve? #harrystuff
#writingcommunity What do you think of my opening para? When Celia Fraser, who only had one arm and was aged 67, had left her Edinburgh home that morning to go shopping with her granddaughter and her dog, she could never have imagined that two of the three wouldn’t make it home
@maggiedavieswr1@Gerbera4U Congratulations. For me the key elements of the review is how well researched your work is. No matter how great the story, if the research is lacking or flawed it will detract from the quality of the book.
@_TomSouthern Thanks Tom. Think "Had" needs to stay in - pluperfect tense. I'll think about rewording the last bit though. Who survives? Cute puppy, the wee girl, or the dear old lady? 😎
#writingcommunity What do you think of my opening para? When Celia Fraser, who only had one arm and was aged 67, had left her Edinburgh home that morning to go shopping with her granddaughter and her dog, she could never have imagined that two of the three wouldn’t make it home.
Sharing 1st para of my 2nd crime thriller, Six Six Six. When Celia Fraser, who only had one arm and was aged 67, had left her Edinburgh home that morning to go shopping with her granddaughter and her dog, she could never have imagined that two of the three wouldn’t make it home.