Wrestling With How To Write Another True Crime About A Child Killer And His Victim

By Steve Jackson | May 10, 2015

The Author Of BOGEYMAN: He Was Every Parent’s Nightmare Seeks Balance Between The Crime And Remembering The Victim I recently had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to dinner with the mother, aunt and grandmother of Jessica Ridgeway to get to know each other and talk about the possibility of writing a book about Jessica and […]

Authors Burl Barer and Frank Girardot Craft New True Crime Book for Wild Blue Press

By Burl Barer | May 10, 2015

See that headline? Well, it’s not just some silly rumor — it’s a promise!  Award-winning journalist and world-renowned true crime commentator Frank C. Girardot and I have been having fun cranking out a few mini-true crime features as tie ins to DEADLY SINS — to mixed reviews — but we were testing our ability to […]

The Iceberg Theory: Ron Franscell on Research and Writing

By Ashley Butler | May 10, 2015

Life-long journalist and author Ron Franscell talks about the importance of research in the writing process: For me, the most fascinating element of storytelling, whether fiction or nonfiction, is research. A long time ago, we made photographs from film negatives. If you had a crappy negative, you’d probably have a crappy picture. The quality of […]