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 FM> DR: Have you read any of Steve Martini's books? He's fairly new to
 FM> the game : but is also a good writer. Books with twists and turns
 FM> that keeps you : guessing to the very end. The kind of stuff I really
 FM> enjoy. 
 FM> DR: Trouble is, there are so many good mysteries about, and I enjoy
 FM> reading : so much, I sometimes forget, I' |}. Some of of us will go
 FM> to any lengths : to delude ourselves. research.
 FM> Hi, Dorothy. I see you have good taste in books. I'm a mystery writer
 FM> myself. My books haven't reached the States yet, but they're doing ok
 FM> in the Persian Gulf. As much as I love writing mysteries, I love to
 FM> read them even more. You're right, once you get caught up in a mystery,
 FM> there's no turning back. When I'm writing, I often put myself in the
 FM> character's shoes, so, that I know by practicality, what is the right
 FM> step to be taken. It's fun. Mysteries are fun. Have you read any of
 FM> Christopher Pike or Ruthe Furies' works?
 FM> Hope to hear from you.
    Hello Brenda, You are hearing from me. (G). And what a nice surprise.
    I too am a writer, as yet to be published, but I keep plugging away
    at it. How lovely you write mysteries and am looking forward to them
    coming to the States. Give me the titles and I'll keep an eye out
    for them. Do you write under your own name?
    I have written a novel that might be classified as a mystery, however
    it is more in the romance genre. At least that's what it started out
    to be. My protaganist has to solve the mystery of finding out why a
    chain of hotels is losing money when their business is increasing.
    No murders or anything, but her life has been threatened. I too had
    had fun writing it, even if it never gets into print, I can say I did
    it. 
    Do you find yourself falling in love with any of the characters
    in your books? I did, with the brother of my protaganist and am
    thinking of maybe doing a book with him as the main character.
    Thinking being the operative word.
 
    I have never heard of the two writers above, but will certainly
    look for them in the library. Thanks for mentioning them. As we
    say in this conference, our to be read list gets longer and longer.
    Thanks for writing to me Brenda. I'ts wonderful to hear from a 
    fellow writer. Do hope I will someday have the privilege of reading
    your works. Keep going. The world needs good reading. 
    Sincerely
   Dorothy Reynolds aka Bears.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 FM> Bye..
 FM> Bren.
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