Tag Archives: Ken Follett

Methods and Aids I Use to Write Fiction

Posted on August 26, 2013 5:51 am GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in HUNTER: A Thriller, Writing Advice | Tagged Al Zuckerman, authors, Christopher Vogler, Dean Koontz, Dwight Swain, fiction writing, James Scott Bell, Joseph Campbell, Ken Follett, Lajos Egri, Lee Child, novelists, Peter Economy, Plot & Structure, Randy Ingermanson, Ravenshead Services, Renni Browne and Dave King, Robert Bidinotto, Robert Crais, Robert Ludlum, Self-Editing for Fiction Writers, Snowflake writing method, Stephen King On Writing, Techniques of the Selling Writer, The Art of Dramatic Writing, The Hero with a Thousand Faces, The Writer's Journey, Vince Flynn, WriteItNow software, writing, writing aids, Writing Fiction for Dummies, writing methods, writing techniques, Writing the Blockbuster Novel | 12 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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