Idol Talk
Rick PullenStories about your favorite crime authors.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | idoltalk.net |
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Leave No Mess Behind
If you look at author J.D. Barker’s desk in his home office, you’ll find only a laptop on his desk. No files, no sticky notes, nothing to help him write one of his New York Times bestselling crime novels. He doesn’t need the crutch.
A Visit with England’s Greatest Sleuth
As a writer in the mystery/suspense genre, I never thought I’d say this, but Sherlock Holmes was a disappointment. Not the books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, but London’s depiction of England’s most famous sleuth.
Walk in the Steps of the Lost Generation in Paris. The Beats Get Naked at Shakespeare and Company.
On a recent trip to Europe my wife, Cherie, purchased us a private Ernest Hemingway tour of Paris with Ellen Leventer. Cherie also booked us into the Relais Hotel Du Vieux Paris on 9 Rue de-Git-Coeur, the home of the Beat Generation in the ...
A Whole New Meaning to Law Review
Before Robert Dugoni was a New York Times bestselling author, he was a lawyer in Seattle, Washington. One of his duties as a young lawyer at the firm was to interview prospective recruits. His most unusual interview was with a young lawyer ...
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Thriller novelist Rick Pullen is an award-winning investigative reporter and magazine editor. His first thriller, Naked Ambition, was a bestseller, followed by Naked Truth and a stand alone, The Apprentice.
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