The Gregg Sutter Files
Gregg SutterResearcher to Elmore Leonard for 32.5 years, I’m sharing exclusive material, insights, and corrections during his Centennial—plus a memoir-in-progress, I’d Kill to Have Your Job.
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Elmore Leonard's 11 Rules of Writing
Dutch at Bouchercon 2000 delivering his Rules Address
Dutch speaking at the 20th Anniversary of The Library of America (2002)
On April 8, 2002, Elmore Leonard spoke at the twentieth-anniversary celebration of The Library of America held at the Morgan Library in New York. He was one of six writers invited to talk about an LOA author they felt a connection to—alongs...
Dutch on CNN-Entertainment Weekly with Elvis Mitchell
This June 2, 1999 CNN-Entertainment Weekly segment, reported by Elvis Mitchell, profiles Dutch at home in Bloomfield Village, Michigan. It covers the writing process, the Hollywood adaptations, and his influence on directors like Barry Sonn...
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I was Elmore Leonard’s researcher for 32.5 years. My memoir, I’d Kill to Have Your Job: Getting the Goods for Elmore Leonard, is coming soon. Subscribe for exclusive content and updates about the celebration of the Elmore Leonard Centennial in 2025.
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