Thriller Magazine Issue 2 Now Available!

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We are proud to announce the release of the second issue of Thriller Magazine! This publication features short stories that will leave readers on the edge of their seat, amazing artwork, and interviews with published authors.

The short stories included in this issue are written by Chris Fortunato, Michael Bracken, Michael Mallory, Robert White, & John H. Dromey. This issue offers a wide range of tales, showcasing everything from physiological thrillers, to brutal tales of murder, to political thrillers, and much more!

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Interview with “Six Questions For” Blog

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Hello friends!

Our editor-in-chief, Ammar Habib, was recently interviewed by the “Six Questions For” blog and had the chance to chat about Thriller Magazine for a bit. Below is a small portion of the interview. If you want to read the full interview, you can check it out HERE!

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Interview with Author Steven Harms

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After reviewing his newest release (which you can read HERE), we have the privilege of interviewing author Steven Harms today! Author of Give Place to Wrath, Steven is a prolific writer and his debut novel has received a ton of praise since its release last year. Be sure to check the book out on AMAZON!

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Review of GIVE PLACE TO WRATH (non-spoiler)

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Rating: 5/5 Stars

Give Place to Wrath is now available on Amazon

Premise:

Detective Roger Viceroy, divisional head of the Midwest Region Special Crimes Unit, awakes one morning to a bombing in a wealthy suburb of Milwaukee. As he and his team dive into the investigation, a mysterious clue launches a manhunt with scant other evidence to point them in the right direction. Over the coming weeks, the related murders unfold, each with a unique twist and the same clue left behind. Viceroy uncovers one other common thread – a seemingly random association with the small north woods town of Curwood, Wisconsin. As the death toll mounts, Viceroy has to connect the dots and stop the carnage before it reaches the final target, Governor Kay Spurgeon.

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Interview with Author Robert Kidera

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After reviewing his newest release, we have the privilege of interviewing author Robert Kidera today! Author of the Gabe Mckenna mystery series, Robert is a prolific writer who has experienced a lot of success with this series. Set to release on October 9th, Midnight Blues is now available for PRE-ORDER!

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Review of MIDNIGHT BLUES (non-spoiler)

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Rating: 5/5 Stars

Midnight Blues is now available for Pre-Order

On October 9, 2018, author Robert Kidera releases the 4^th novel in his Gabe McKenna Mystery Series, Midnight Blues. Our friends at Suspense Publishing were kind enough to give us an ARC in exchange for an honest review. We will also be posting our interview with Robert Kidera tomorrow, so be sure to keep an eye out for that!

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Interview with Author Howard Kaplan

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Today we have the pleasure of taking with acclaimed author Howard Kaplan! Howard is best known as the author of The Jerusalem Spy Series. He is a native of Los Angeles and has lived in Israel and traveled extensively through Lebanon, Syria and Egypt. He holds a BA in Middle East History from UC Berkeley and an MA in Philosophy of Education from UCLA. The first book of Howard’s Jerusalem Spy series, The Damascus Cover, has been adapted into a feature film. You can check out all of his works on AMAZON and learn more about him through his WEBSITE!

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Interview with Author Kolby Diaz

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Today we have the pleasure of interviewing author Kolby Diaz. Kolby is a relatively new author who enjoys focusing on the horror/thriller genre. He has already experienced some great early success in his writing career having sold several short stories to different magazines/publications this year, and we were honored to feature one of his short stories, “Blirp!“, in our first issue this past July (which you can read HERE).

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Thriller Magazine featured on NewPages

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Thriller Magazine was featured on the blog of NewPages today! It was a big honor to be contacted by them and asked to do a feature since they are such a respected site in the publishing industry. Be sure to check out the full interview HERE! Below is a short snippet of the write-up:

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Interview with Author Luke Wood

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Today we’re doing a spotlight on author Luke Wood and discussing his newest novel, Dream Awake (now available on AMAZON). Luke began writing at the young age of 13. He releases his books under the nae of C.L. Williams. Luke’s first poetry book was released when he was 20-years-old. He currently has several poetry books available on Amazon, along with some short stories as well.

If you would like to connect with Luke online, you can do so through the links below:

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Interview with Author Andrew Bourelle

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Today, I have the privilege of interviewing a very accomplished author, Andrew Bourelle! Andrew Bourelle is the author of the novel Heavy Metal (now available on Amazon) and coauthor with James Patterson of Texas Ranger (Now Available). His short stories have appeared in a variety of publications and have twice been selected for inclusion in The Best American Mystery Stories. Andrew’s short story, “Three Bullets”, was included in our first issue this past July, which you can read HERE!

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Overcoming Writer’s Block

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Writer’s block is definitely something every writer faces (some face it more frequently than others). But there are some proven strategies authors can use to overcome writer’s block and not let it throw them behind schedule or off course! We posed a question on our Twitter page, asking writers to share some of their strategies on how to overcome wrtier’s block. We received some awesome suggestions, all of which you can read HERE, but below are some of our favorites:

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Definitely some great tips there! How about yourself? What are some ways you overcome writer’s block and get the ideas flowing? Let us know in the comments below!