For Crime Fiction Readers and Writers

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To make it easier for all of you to find what you’re interested in, I’m sorting my blog posts into three different sites.

If you’re a reader interested in author spotlights, book reviews, and other topics targeted to readers, please check out and subscribe to http://crimereaders.com.

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If you’re a writer interested in the craft of writing, book marketing, and other topics targeted to writers (especially crime fictions writers, please check out and subscribe to http://crimefictionwriters.com.

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If you just want updates on the horses, my writing progress and projects, and getting to know me a little better, you’ll find those posts here on this site.

Mystery/Thriller author Jaden Terrell at her book signing hosted by the Cool Springs Barnes & Noble in Brentwood, TN

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9 Responses

  1. annette rey

    I clicked on the link above for crime fiction writers. it does not lead to a site. I hand typed http://www.crimefictionwriters.com thinking that would help. No dice. Thought you would like to know. I hope you get this worked out. The crime readers link is effective. I signed up for your newsletter. 🙂

    • Jaden Terrell

      Thank you for letting me know, Annette. And thank you for signing up for the newsletter!

      I seem to be having a link problem today. In fact, the links to the free e-book don’t seem to be working either. I’m trying to get that fixed.

      But the link on the website and the one in your comment are actually working for me. I clicked on it, and it went straight there. This one did too. http://crimefictionwriters.com. Maybe there was just a short-term glitch?

  2. Liz

    Hey Jaden,

    Last post to your site for writers was in 2017. Are you still out there?

    Best,
    Liz

    • Jaden Terrell

      Hi, Liz.

      I am–and thank you for your interest!

      I got bogged down in some other projects, but I see it’s time to get back in the groove. Do yo have any requests?

      Best,

      Jaden

    • Jaden Terrell

      Liz, you might be interested in the Facebook Live series I do for writers on Mondays at noon Central (1:00 PM Eastern. 11:00 AM Mountain, 10:00 AM Pacific).

      We have some good, lively discussions, and the participants offer wonderful insights and say they get a great deal out of it.

  3. Gene kleiser

    Beth haven’t talked to you in a while what’s happening in your world? Give me a call at
    XXX XXX XXXX. I lost your number. Gene kleiser

    • Jaden Terrell

      I’ll give you a call tomorrow, Gene. So good to hear from you!

  4. Orsolvet

    Hi there Jaden,

    I recently saw you wrote a book in 2016, question me a novel. I’ve been working on writing my own book, crime fiction, set in 1963 in Belgium following the aftermath and scars that can not be erased even 18 years after world war 2.

    In my fear of messing up I have not been writing as much as I should and progress is slow, then I noticed your book and realised that’s exactly what I need. My experience prior has never reached past the point of the beginning of the book into the middle and the end. Especially with crime fiction, I’ve been struggling.

    I was wondering if there is any advice you could give me since I can’t really buy your book… The book isn’t available where I live

    • Jaden Terrell

      Orsolvet, I hope our conversation was helpful to you and that you’re doing well. It was a pleasure to meet you and your friend on Zoom.

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