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ThrillerFest X Recap

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Michael Cavacini
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thrillerfest-xEarlier this month I attended ThrillerFest for the third year in a row. For those unfamiliar with the event, it’s hosted by International Thriller Writers, the premier organization for thriller writers, and it features an endless selection of panels, workshops and interviews for fans and writers to enjoy. Continue reading →

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Posted in Books, Novels, Writing | Tagged Andrew Gross, Charlaine Harris, Clive Cussler, CraftFest, David Morrell, International Thriller Writers, Lee Child, Michael Cavacini, Nelson DeMille, Steven James, thriller writers, ThrillerFest, ThrillerFest X | Leave a reply

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