What makes a great opener and how do you write one? First sentences, first paragraphs, first chapters, and beyond.
Crime Goes Visual
A panel of writers and artists explore combining crime and mystery storylines with the graphic novel format.
What makes a great opener and how do you write one? First sentences, first paragraphs, first chapters, and beyond.
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A panel of writers and artists explore combining crime and mystery storylines with the graphic novel format.
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