FOR WRITERS

    Writing is easy. Revising, editing, researching  -  now that's tough!
     Check this page for tips. Do  you want me to address something specific? Let me know.

TODAY'S WRITING TIP
When you are writing be aware of your audience. If your reader is looking for a fast paced thriller, skip the long expository. If your reader is looking for a thoughtful, thematic work, give yourself time to explore the themes and concepts.

                                         

WRITING A POLICE OR LEGAL THRILLER?
Start Your Research Here.
Police Science/Criminal Justice Colleges
College bookstore, take classes, talk to professors.
Local law enforcement information:
Jurisdictions differ. Contact law enforcement in the city you
 are writing about. For example in L.A. check:
Los Angeles Police Department
Los Angeles County Sheriff 
California Highway Patrol
Los Angeles Superior Court  
Federal law enforcement questions?
U.S. Marshals
U.S. Attorney 
Federal Bureau of Prisons 
U.S. Courts 
FBI
Legal resources other than government agencies
Bar organizations(ethnic,city,social)
Mediators
Court Reporters
Legal secretarial organizations
Legislative codes
Click for forensic/criminology blog Jennifer Chase
 Best Story Editor 
No matter how you publish, a polished manuscript is a must
My choice for editorial assistance: Jenny Jensen


Some great sites for indie authors to market their work:
Kindle Books & Tips 
Kindle Nation Daily