Writing a book is a dream for many, but the process often feels overwhelming. The thought of crafting a compelling narrative, organizing ideas, and ensuring the content flows smoothly can be daunting.
One aspect of reading a good mystery novel is the guaranteed pleasure of knowing that the mystery will be solved. Maneuvering your way through certain periods in real life, however, can wear you out ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Famous for using magic realism in novels like "The House of the Spirits", Chilean-American author Isabel Allende experiments with writing a mystery in her latest work "Ripper".
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