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Murderer
And suddenly, they see a shortcut, a shorter route which would release them from the suffering they were subject to, and they go for it.
‘While executing the shortcut, some of them fumble,’ continued the inspector. ‘Why? Simple ... they fumble because they are amateurs! Some are so overwhelmed by their success, they end up doing crazy things. Husband murders wife but wants to kiss her one last time allowing the servant to spot him. Son murders father, and instead of running away, he starts looking for his father’s pen. Why? He wants to have a souvenir of the bad times. His sister walks in, and then he has no place to hide. These actions cannot be explained, Navpreet,’ said the inspector gloo
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The mobster and the writer
It was a nightmare anyway he thought about it.
I didn't even want to imagine if it was me who died. Impossible. If he had come this far, he could continue to survive. Surely G wouldn't even show up, Hunter even less so. Plus it could always alert them in some way. He wasn't going to let anyone get killed. I would have to be more cunning than usual and try to make the lies come out more natural. Now what? I sighed and covered my face with a pillow. These things shouldn't happen to a writer. If he ever left this life once and for all, he would publish a book: How to Survive the Mafia.
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Sweet Dreams
I treated Anton Devereux, the high-profile arsonist who burned two houses with people inside and smiled through sentencing.
I evaluated Marcus Hale, the schizophrenic hitman who spoke to his knives more than to me. I counseled Julien Koss, the serial strangler who braided victims’ hair postmortem because “they looked prettier that way.”
I even spent eight months treating the Stonemarrow Butcher, the man who carved sigils into his victims’ skin as “proof of devotion.”
I’ve stared into the eyes of men who believed God spoke through their bloodshed.
I’ve been locked in a room with men who killed without blinking, who confessed their crimes with the same casual tone others use to order coffee.
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Under The Moonlight
I looked down at the book in my hands and opened to a random page, hoping the gruesome details would help me gain control of my body.
"Do you have a favorite?" Her voice came from the direction of the doorway. I hadn't even heard it open. Surprisingly, I found the subject interesting, and the psychology behind it was fascinating. I'd already read about some guy and his murder castle, a real-life killer clown, and a black widow that killed any man that came near her. "My favorite is Dennis Rader."
"Your favorite?" I asked in confusion. Surely, she couldn't mean her favorite serial killer, that was just creepy.
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Considerably Wicked
She took another spoonful of the tasty soup to overpower the fear that had refused to leave.
“Maybe you are right. A serial killer is a socially accepted label of people like me. And to answer your question, I don’t keep mementos. I don’t need a part of their body to remind me of the pleasure they briefly provided me as I witness the light fading out of their eyes. It’s pure joy and delight but a souvenir isn’t necessary. Well, I have my journal. If that counts,” Will told her calmly, “And I killed because it was my purpose, I just happen to enjoy doing it. As you so kindly repeat.”
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FALLING FOR THE DANGEROUS EX-BOYFRIEND
said Alex flatly.
Through his dark blue eyes, Alex could see the shock on Harper's face. Tyler didn't know that Axel Chassain was the writer. The writer Harper had been looking for and idolized. Huh, he wouldn't let that bastard take all of Harper's trust and love from him. If the man was able to cheat by inciting Harper, he could also cheat by pretending to be innocent in front of Harper.
"Axe? That axe? Author of Read My Mind? Your friend?"
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Become A Better Writer
Dorothy Sayers, for example, wrote crime fiction but was also a playwright, essayist, translator, and critic.
TYPES OF WRITERS
Literary and creative[edit]
Alexander Pushkin recites his poem before Gavrila Derzhavin (1815)
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I Will Write
He had done for her all that a man could,
And some might say, more than a man should,
Then was ever a flame so recklessly blown out
Or a last goodbye so negligent as this?
‘I will write to you,' she muttered briefly,
Tilting her cheek for a polite kiss;
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The Writer and Her Alpha
I'm thankful for not experiencing it as a stay-in worker.
"Good morning, America," I said flatly while drinking water. "The morning has caught up with me again." I sighed and said to myself and left the window.
It's always like this when I'm chasing my deadline. I hardly notice the time anymore. Sometimes, I will just look outside the window to find out that it's evening already. Whenever my fingers touch the keyboard, I'll be completely immersed in my own world and travel to the world I'm creating.
Because writers like me indeed have their own world. And in that world, I am with the characters I have developed. I am them; they are me, and we'll write a whole new world together.
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A Crush I Can't date (My Goodnovel Crush)
I just killed someone.
Mystery man: Are you kidding me? Who the heck did you kill?
Me: Rosita.
Mystery man: Rosita? Are you kidding me. That is murder!
Me: Come on, relax. Rosita is a character in my book.
Mystery man: You got me there, so you killed off a character. What a badass writer. Get ready to be murdered by your readers.
Me: Don't crack me up, I didn't even plan it. It just turned out that way. Now I feel bad and feel good at the same time.
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BLOOD LIVES HERE
It had been a while ever since a writer had come who was in the genre of crime fiction.
“What is it about?”
“Its about a family who are involved in every sort of crime imaginable. Their crime activities are run by their mother.”
Mr. Visashi’s curiousity grew even more.
“I have given names to my main characters. For example, the mom is referred as a Lioness. The first born is Brawler and his brother is Brains while the last born is Jezebel,” Ludo smiled.
“I see.”
“And their father is wheelchair ridden. He is the Wounded Lion. He has stroke.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
The book 'Confession of a Serial Killer' was written by Katherine Ramsland, a renowned forensic psychologist and criminology professor who's penned numerous works delving into the minds of criminals. What makes this book especially gripping is how Ramsland teams up with Dennis Rader, the infamous BTK Killer, to co-author a chilling first-person account of his crimes. It's not every day you get a serial killer's unfiltered perspective, and Ramsland's expertise ensures the narrative is both horrifyingly authentic and psychologically insightful.
I stumbled upon this book after binge-watching true crime documentaries, and it completely redefined my understanding of how these minds operate. Ramsland doesn't just regurgitate facts; she structures Rader's confessions in a way that exposes his twisted logic, almost like a dark mirror held up to society. If you're into true crime, this one's a must-read—but maybe keep the lights on while you do. It's the kind of book that lingers in your thoughts long after the last page.
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