Twitterific Writing Links

March 21, 2021 / Twitterific / 10 COMMENTS

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by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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Thanks to Hank Quense for featuring my upcoming mystery on his blog! I’m getting excited for the March 30 release!


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  2. Thank you for the link to Joan’s Story Empire post, Elizabeth. Also thanks for the super links to amazing amounts of information.

  3. This is a great collection of links, as ever, Elizabeth. For some reason, I was especially drawn to the posts about The Great Gatsby. That’s one of those novels that I think can be argued to be a crime novel, even though that’s not how it’s traditionally been viewed. And I think there are a lot of other ‘classic’ novels like that. Sometimes the genre lines get blurred…

    1. I like your perspective on Gatsby! It’s fun to think of it as a crime novel. I think there’s a little mystery in a lot of books, like there’s a little romance in many, too.

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