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 June Newsletter
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By Judy Nedry
In The Writer's World
Posted June 21, 2018

June Newsletter

The State of the State In western Oregon, summer has arrived with a couple of very warm days followed by some very East Coast thunderstorms. Rest and repeat. Today is the longest day of the year, [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In The Writer's World
Posted January 4, 2016

The reading life 2015

The curtain has fallen on another year of great books, and it’s time to take stock of what has passed. Nearly six months ago I did a little mid-year check in, and I realize that most of the [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In The Writer's World
Posted June 20, 2015

In praise of Ann Cleeves

I learned of British mystery writer Ann Cleeves quite by accident when the mystery series Vera first was aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting a couple years ago. I was captivated by the dumpy, [...]

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By NedryJ2019
In The Writer's World
Posted May 14, 2012

Readers’ alert: Ruth Rendell

“If it weren’t for a ridiculous snobbery about ‘crime writing’,” John Mortimer once observed, “Ruth Rendell would be acclaimed as one of our most important [...]

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By NedryJ2019
In The Writer's World
Posted February 2, 2012

More about Emma (or, the wounded hero)

Fictional characters have a lot to lose, and nowhere is this more prevalent than in the mystery novel. Our characters have flaws–great big FAT flaws, and lots of them. To show you what I [...]

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By NedryJ2019
In The Writer's World
Posted June 2, 2010

Favorite Detective? The Winner IS….

He’s tall and drop-dead gorgeous, with sandy hair and dark brown eyes. He’s a meticulous dresser with an upper crust accent. He drives an indecently expensive car, and yet he tries to [...]

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