Here’s a useful guide for Writers of Murder Stories
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You know you’re a writer when your desktop background is an infographic on the stages of deterioration in the human body.
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Glad I waited to read this, although I already knew. Good information with the ick factor!
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It’s important to have an ‘ick’ every so often, so you can appreciate the ‘non-ick’ moments more Noelle 😀
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