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29/01/2014
Literary vs Real Life (and Death) Hitmen
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A must for readers and writers of thrillers: “A group of researchers at the Center for Applied Criminology at Birmingham City University...
25/03/2013
Agents of Change - Jesuits and Liberation Theology
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The people and the revolution that sent tremors through the United States and the Vatican: The 1960s sparked revolutionary changes that swep...
16/12/2011
WikiJustice: WikiLeaks meets The Assassination Bureau, Ltd.
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A friend of mine once asked, "What would Jack London do with his thriller, The Assassination Bureau. Ltd., had he lived in the beginnin...
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19/08/2011
How to restore profits in America
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Worried about the state of the economy? You're not the only one. Others worried before you, and they had a plan... Here's a piece th...
02/01/2008
Elements of a novel
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Folks often ask me: How to write a suspense novel? Being an author of three novels (published and pending publication) I do not feel compet...
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07/11/2007
Literary agent for espionage and commercial fiction
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Deborah Grosvenor is now director at Kneerim & Williams at Fish & Richardson, Washington office. See my list of literary agents and ...
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Literary agency for commercial fiction
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New literary agency handling commercial fiction: The Steinberg Agency, formed by Peter Steinberg, formerly of Regal (Steinberg worked with M...
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23/03/2007
Literary Agent representing thrillers, suspense, espionage and mystery
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Jake Elwell, formerly of Wieser and Elwell, moved to Harold Ober Literary Agency. This makes Harold Ober yet another agency representing thr...
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