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Margery Allingham Dialogue, Rhythm, and Keeping to the Point

       Patricia Moyes Listening and Dialogue

       Cynthia Harrod-Eagles Writing Dialogue

      Perspectives

       Aline Templeton Getting a Perspective

       Liza Cody What on Earth Is It Like to Be You?

      Plots

       Agatha Christie Plots

       J. J. Connington Logic and Working Backwards

       Mary Kelly All Will Be Revealed

       Kate Ellis Structuring a Plot

       Eric Ambler Voyages of Discovery

       Andrew Taylor How to Change Your Murderer

      Detectives

       Priscilla Masters Amateur Detective or Professional?

       Susan Moody Believable Amateurs

       Michael Z. Lewin Private Eyes

      Research

       Ngaio Marsh Getting It Right

       Desmond Bagley Keeping Up to Date

       John Malcolm Amateurs and Expertise

      Detection

       Edmund Crispin Detective Stories and Virtuosity

       John Dickson Carr Rules and Prejudices

       Christianna Brand Classic Ingredients

       Michael Innes Clues

       Catherine Aird Snakes and Ladders

       Sophie Hannah Optimal Subterfuge

      Suspense

       Robert Goddard Suspense

       Julian Symons The Face in the Mirror

       Jessica Mann The Suspense Novel

       Celia Fremlin The Hours Before Dawn

      Action

       Lionel Davidson Inspiration, Perspiration, Realization

       Tom Harper Adventure Fiction

       Felix Francis Writing Action Scenes

       Michael Gilbert Filling the Gaps

       Michael Hartland Constructing a Thriller

       Mick Herron The Cold War, Then and Now

      History

       Michael Pearce A Laying On of Hands

       Imogen Robertson The Christmas Tree Theory of Historical Research

       L. C. Tyler Historical Dialogue

      Humour

       Alexander McCall Smith Humour and Human Nature

       Robert Barnard Characters and Caricature

       Ruth Dudley Edwards Humour and Satire

      In Short

       Roy Vickers Let’s Pretend

       H. R. F Keating Switch-overs in Short Stories

      Fiction and Fact

       Peter Lovesey Fictionalizing Characters and Crimes from Real Life

       Anthony Berkeley Trial and Error

      Partners in Crime

       Dorothy L. Sayers Collaborative Writing

      Adapting

       Alison Joseph Writing for Radio

       Simon Brett Adaptability

      Challenges

       Martyn Waites Impostor Syndrome

       Suzette A. Hill Writing: a Painful Pleasure