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Opinion

Agony Editor: That sneaking suspicion that no one cares about your writing

What to do when the reaction to your life’s work is deafening silence.

Agony Editor Brian Francis says that authors won’t always receive an appearance fee, but the conversation remains essential.

Canadian thriller author Andrew Pyper gives some advice on finding a publisher.

On-stage events require a lot of work. If you’re going to do them properly, that is.

Crime writer Sam Wiebe believes Canadian crime-writing needs more diverse voices.

As Canadian crime writers struggle to be seen, the community is also wrestling with its own issues of inclusivity.

In honouring Clifford, I wanted to emphasize his brilliance, his philosophy, and his refusal to accept dogma.

Writing good sex is no small feat. It’s far too easy to fall into the trap of stereotypes and clichés.