Our most profound ideas are often very simple. This one was delivered unto me by a humble, small-town Texas bookseller and scribbler as we sat among his stacks and stacks of books. He loved his old books and he sold a few, but mostly he just collected them. It wasn’t a good business model, but…Read More…
For writers who grew up in the West the landscape is unconsciously woven into our storytelling. It’s natural because that’s what we know. And it’s the thing that makes our western regional literature distinctive. This past weekend, I was honored to deliver a keynote speech as the featured guest at the annual Authors Lunch, hosted…Read More…
Maybe you’d like to take a casserole over to the new neighbors in the murder house? Maybe that kid in the serial killer’s old home could mow the grass this summer? Do you really know the disturbing history of your own place? These 10 places—mostly homes just like yours—will creep you out. 10. THE CANDY…Read More…
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The official site of true crime writer Ron Franscell, USA Today bestselling author of "The Darkest Night" and the Edgar-nominated "Morgue: A Life in Death"
All writers and readers share one profound thing, by Ron Franscell
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Every book you’ve ever read … every book I’ve ever written … every birth announcement and obituary … have something in common that will blow your mind
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A haunting tale of two brothers’ necessary relationship, the wounds of war, and healing power of storytelling—all set against the backdrop of a small town.