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16th October 2020
Bestselling author Mark Billingham discusses how the adaptation of book into audiobook isn't a straightforward one...
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You love a mystery, an intricate plot, a chase, political misdemeanours, a villain... and all at a pace that never lets up. John Le Carre, Agatha Christie and Raymond Chandler are just a few of the established writers to have produced classic works within this ever-evolving genre.
Here are 10 top tips I learnt from Mark:
1. Write the book you want to read
As a writer, don’t look for gaps...
We’ve all heard it: Write what you know. It’s quite possibly the most ubiquitous piece of writing advice out there, and the first time it was told...
After writing prime time TV drama for approximately one bazillion years, I'm delighted to find myself dubbed a ‘debut author’. My first novel,...