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"What comes easy can also be easy for a million other writers as well. It is important for a thriller writer to maintain his or her own style of writing and also to maintain the pace of the story. It should be pacey and racy enough to hold the interest. How important are the setting and the characterization? How many strong characters should a novel have to balance the yin and the yang? How many twists are mandatory to all these questions? I can only quote from my own books."
"What comes easy can also be easy for a million other writers as well. It is important for a thriller writer to maintain his or her own style of writing and also to maintain the pace of the story. It should be pacey and racy enough to hold the interest. How important are the setting and the characterization? How many strong characters should a novel have to balance the yin and the yang? How many twists are mandatory to all these questions? I can only quote from my own books."
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"What comes easy can also be easy for a million other writers as well. It is important for a thriller writer to maintain his or her own style of writing and also to maintain the pace of the story. It should be pacey and racy enough to hold the interest. How important are the setting and the characterization? How many strong characters should a novel have to balance the yin and the yang? How many twists are mandatory to all these questions? I can only quote from my own books."
"What comes easy can also be easy for a million other writers as well. It is important for a thriller writer to maintain his or her own style of writing and also to maintain the pace of the story. It should be pacey and racy enough to hold the interest. How important are the setting and the characterization? How many strong characters should a novel have to balance the yin and the yang? How many twists are mandatory to all these questions? I can only quote from my own books."