Title: Too Bad so Limited
Product review: Though I stand in awe of Sue Grafton and her body of work, this book just does not deliver. It is a series of essays with no real tangible advice or meat to work with. When you read the book you are just seeing exerpts and platitudes not an in depth analysis of writing mysteries. Though many of the essays are beautifully written, it feels like you are reading the same thing you read in all other writing books. Kill that demon, called the internet, set down time or word length, make your characters multideminsion, do not be scared of said and asked. It gives no real clues on creating the puzzles that you need to create.My advice, get "Writing and Selling you Mystery Novel." by Halle Ephron that has great relevant exercises, and will really help you make your plot and mystery novel sing
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