Filmmaker and thriller author Alex DeMille talks about THE TIN MEN, Book 3 in the Brodie & Taylor series, and the final collaboration written with his father, Nelson DeMille.
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The 2025 Hugo Awards Winners
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Original “Mothra” novella’s first English translation coming January 2026 The original story that hatched Mothra, one of the most beloved monsters in the “kaijuverse”
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Why Short Stories Are the Best Publicity for Novelists
Publishing is hustle culture, baby—sell your book, sell your author brand, sell your firstborn (well, not that… not yet). However, one question authors always ask me is: well… how?
