Tag Archives: Alistair MacLean

Interview with Tim Stevens — Master of Action Thrillers

Posted on October 25, 2014 6:28 am GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in Author profiles, Biographical, Book business, Inspirational, Interviews, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing, Uncategorized, Vigilante fiction, Writing Advice | Tagged Adam Hall, Agatha Christie, Alistair MacLean, Amazon Kindle self-publishing, Annihilation Myths, author Tim Stevens, Charles Cumming, Charles McCarry, Chronos Rising, Dame Stella Rimington, Ed McBain, Elleston Trevor, espionage thrillers, fiction writing, Jack Bauer, James Bond, Jeremy Duns, Joe Venn thrillers, John Le Carre, John Purkiss thrillers, John Sandford, Lee Child, Lucas Davenport, Martin Calvary thrillers, MI5, MI6, Michael Connelly, novel writing, Omega Dog, P.D. James, Quiller, Ratcatcher thriller, Russell Blake author, self-publishing, Sevearance Kill, spy novelists, spy novels, The Flight of the Phoenix, thriller writing, Tim Stevens thrillers, Vladimir Nabokov | 2 Comments

So, What Is a Thriller?

Posted on August 23, 2014 6:40 pm GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Essays, HUNTER: A Thriller, Inspirational, Vigilante fiction, Writing Advice | Tagged A Kiss Before Dying, Action/Adventure, Alex Berenson, Alfred Hitchcock, Alistair MacLean, Andy McNab, Bad Deeds Dylan Hunter, Bad Deeds thriller, Bidinotto Hunter, Black Sunday, Brad Taylor, Brad Thor, CJ Lyons, Clive Cussler, crime thrillers, Dan Brown, Daniel Silva, David Baldacci, David Morrell, Day of the Jackal, Dean Koontz, Dick Francis, Digital Fortess, disaster thrillers, Frederick Forsyth, Gayle Lynds, Hannibal Lector, High Noon, historical thrillers, horror thrillers, Hungry As the Sea, HUNTER thriller, Ian Fleming, International Espionage thrillers, Ira Levin, Jack Higgins, James Bond, Jaws, John D. MacDonald, John Grisham, Ken Follet, Lee Child, Linda Howard, Lisa Scottoline, Mark Greaney, medical thrillers, Michael Connelly, Michael Crichton, Mickey Spillane, Mike Hammer, military thrillers, mysteries, Nelson DeMille, Nora Roberts, Patricia Cornwell, Patricia Highsmith, Peter Benchley, Political Intrigue, psychological suspense, Rear Window, Richard Condon, Robert B. Parker, Robert Bidinotto, Robert Crais, Robert Ludlum, Robin Cook, romantic suspense, sci-fi, Scott Turow, Star Wars, Stephanie Meyer, Stephen King, suspense novels, techo-thrillers, Term Limits, Tess Gerritsen, The Da Vinci Code, The Eagle Has Landed, The Faithful Spy, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Gray Man, The Guns of Navarone, The Hunt for Red October, The Man from St. Petersburg, The Manchurian Candidate, The Silence of the Lambs, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Towering Inferno, Thomas Harris, thriller genre, thriller writing, thrillers, Tom Clancy, Transfer of Power, Vertigo, Vince Flynn, War of the Worlds, Westerns, Westworld, Wilbur Smith | 11 Comments

New Interview of Me by Maggie James

Posted on May 1, 2014 5:40 am GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in Announcements, Author profiles, BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Biographical, HUNTER: A Thriller, Interviews, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing, Vigilante fiction | Tagged A Man for All Seasons, Alistair MacLean, Ayn Rand, BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Bidinotto Bad Deeds, Bidinotto interview, Brad Thor, Daniel Silva, Donald Hamilton, Dylan Hunter, HUNTER: A Thriller, Jack Higgins, Jack Reacher, Lee Child, Maggie James, Mickey Spillane, mysteries, Nelson DeMille, Objectivism, Robert B. Parker, Robert Bidinotto, Robert Bolt, Robert Crais, Stephen Hunter, thrillers, vigilante author, vigilante fiction, Vince Flynn | Leave a comment

Fictional Heroes and Personal Transformation

Posted on June 24, 2013 8:37 pm GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in Essays, Inspirational, Vigilante fiction | Tagged Alistair MacLean, Brad Thor, Desmond Bagley, Don Pendleton, Donald Hamilton, fiction, fiction writing, fictional heroes, heroes, heroic fiction, inspiration, Jack Higgins, Lee Child, Mickey Spillane, Mitch Rapp, Nelson DeMille, psychological growth, Robert B. Parker, Robert Bidinotto, Robert Crais, self help, Stephen Hunter, thriller heroes, thrillers, vigilante fiction, vigilante heroes, Vince Flynn | 2 Comments

The Best Thriller Writers — Ever (Part 2)

Posted on October 3, 2011 9:53 pm GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in HUNTER: A Thriller, Inspirational, Reviews | Tagged Alex Berenson, Alistair MacLean, Anthony Hyde, best thriller writers, Bidinotto, Clive Cussler, David Morrell, Desmond Bagley, detective fiction, detective thrillers, Dick Francis, Donald Hamilton, Gayle Lynds, Harry Patterson, Hugh Marlowe, HUNTER: A Thriller, Ian Fleming, Jack Higgins, James Graham, John Clarkson, John Gilstrap, Ken Follett, Mark Greaney, Martin Fallon, Matt Reilly, Matthew Reilly, Michael Walsh, Neil Russell, Nelson DeMille, suspense, suspense authors, thriller authors, thriller writers, thrillers, Tom Clancy, Wilbur Smith | 16 Comments

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